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Russian hotel boost
Diane - Sep 13, 2024
InterContinental Hotels plans to open 100 hotels in Russia by 2020. The hotel group sees Russia and the Commonwealth of…
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TMS launches 2011 Salary Survey
Ian Jarrett - Sep 13, 2024
Launching the TMS Asia-Pacific Australia Travel and Hospitality Industry Salary Survey, general manager Australia/NZ, Sally Matheson said one of the…
Top 10 dream destinations for Chinese travellers
Ian Jarrett - Sep 13, 2024
Where exactly do 1.3 billion Chinese mainlanders dream about taking that perfect holiday? Qunar.com, China's biggest travel website, has provided…
Support for Kenya following attack in luxury resort
Diane - Sep 12, 2024
ABTA is urging the industry to educate the public following the death of a man and the kidnapping of his…
Four Seasons announces new Europe vice-president
Linsey McNeill - Sep 12, 2024
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts has promoted Jean-Pierre Soutric to vice president corporate & travel industry sales – Europe. Soutic,…
Budget hotel chain on cards
Diane - Sep 12, 2024
Former Thistle hotel chiefs are launching a budget hotel chain in cities which could compete with Travelodge. Bev King, former…
Little Apple big convention-provider
David - Sep 11, 2024
Perhaps modestly, Manhattan calls itself “The Little Apple.” But CVB officials say convention-goers can rest easy because it has: More…
YOTEL: spelling the future of hotels
David - Sep 11, 2024
The YOTEL, which opened this summer a few blocks west of Times Square in New York City, is a self-acknowledged …
Ritz says new mobile service is a first
David - Sep 11, 2024
The Ritz-Carlton in introducing the World Concierge on Foursquare says this marks the first time a luxury hotel brand has…
Trendiest London hotels to be bought by Middle Eastern investors
Linsey McNeill - Sep 09, 2024
Three of London's trendiest hotels, the Sanderson, St Martins Lane and the newest, the W Hotel are set to be…
Hotels missing out on MICE business
Ian Jarrett - Sep 09, 2024
A worldwide survey on the handling of MICE inquiries in the hotel industry has revealed what it calls “disturbing findings 
