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Tourism and Hospitality
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When the well is empty find fresh water with Clydesdale House. Out of the box, fresh ideas to either promote, market or revitalize a business. Tourism and Hospitality has become fiercely competitive with old school dropping out in favor of the newest trends, thoughts, and ideas making up the composite of today's travelers. There is the baby boomers and then there is Generation X and now more on the horizon. What does it mean? It means wide gaps in interests thus niche marketing becomes paramount and Clydesdale House has successfully created success for numerous clients for almost half a century. Dig it!
TALLAHASSEE - Attorney General Bill McCollum filed suit Tuesday against two leading Internet travel firms, accusing Expedia and Orbitz of cheating the state and local governments out of millions of dollars in sales tax revenues from online hotel bookings.
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SPOKANE, Wash. and PORTSMOUTH, N.H., Oct 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Newmarket International, Inc., the leader in sales and catering solutions for the hospitality industry, today announced Red Lion Hotels Corporation (NYSE: RLH) has implemented MeetingBroker as its lead distribution platform and standardized on Delphi for sales and catering management. Red Lion has made investments over the past few years to focus on aggressive sales growth...
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- Red Lion Hotels Selects Newmarket International’s Delphi® and MeetingBroker® (rss.hsyndicate.com)
If a lack of early bookings is any indication, this could be a long winter for Central Oregon businesses dependent on tourists.Hotels and local tourism agencies are reporting only a trickle of early bookings as Central Oregon moves to the fall and winter travel seasons.That is not surprising to many in the industry, who are bracing for what potentially could be another slow run of colder months.
From bendbulletin.com
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- U.K. Hotel bookings 2009: British travellers rely on professional travel guides (rss.hsyndicate.com)
Filed under: Business, Europe, United Kingdom, Internet ToolsYes, you read that correctly - online bookings are expected to finish higher in the United Kingdom this year! Even in this dismal economy - which has been particularly brutal for the travel industry - the web guys have something to celebrate. Sure, the forecast is only for 3 percent, but that beats the losses being posted elsewhere.
Travel industry research firm PhoCusWright's new...
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From gadling.com
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BETHESDA, Md., Nov. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Marriott International, Inc. (NYSE: MAR), one of the world's leading lodging companies, is reminding travelers this holiday season that there's more to Las Vegas than its casinos and all-night parties. There's also plenty of holiday cheer near many Las Vegas hotels where guests can enjoy the magic of the season.
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- United's New "Premier" Travel Bundles (news.google.com)
(10-29) 15:41 PDT Bellevue, Wash. (AP) -- Bookings are up at online travel company Expedia Inc., pushing its profit up despite prices for flights and hotels holding or softening. The company said Thursday that the rise in bookings, which...
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- Egencia Bookings Continue Steady '09 Comeback (feedburner.com)
- Expedia's 3Q profit rises 23 percent on stronger bookings for hotels and... (story.indiagazette.com)
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