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HNN Newswire
01 April 2010
The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles is the final piece of L.A. LIVE, the US$2.5-billion sports, residential and entertainment district.
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By Karrie Keen, Director, CVB/DMO Operations, STR
09 August 2012
Sporting events have a huge impact on key metrics and are a great way for U.S. cities to boost performance.
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By Alissa Ponchione, Editor
13 September 2012
Premier sporting events such as the Olympics can provide an immediate operating boost for hotels, though performance varies, according to STR’s Karrie Keen.
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By Chad Church, Director, Special Services, STR
01 June 2009
Even during the current economic situation, room demand growth tied to these events—Kentucky Derby, The Masters and the Talladega Superspeedway NASCAR series race—was flat when compared to 2007 and 2008, and the reported occupancy declines were a result of supply growth.
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By Jason Q. Freed, News Editor-Americas
13 September 2012
I was ready to praise the hospitality industry for providing a platform for global bonding. But then, the Peru versus Argentina soccer match ended in a tie and ruined everything.
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HNN Newswire
04 May 2010
The hotel industry is forecast to generate US$1.7 billion in fees this year, up from US$1.55 billion in 2009.
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By Harvey Chipkin, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
21 January 2011
Lalia Rach, who stepped down as dean of New York University's hospitality program last year, recently gave the kind of entertaining presentation for which she has become known.
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By Patrick Mayock, Editor-in-Chief
20 August 2012
The U.S. hotel industry during 2012 is on pace to collect approximately $1.95 billion in fees and surcharges—an extremely profitable source of revenue that could run a cost against guest satisfaction, hoteliers said.
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26 September 2012
From the desks of the HotelNewsNow.com editorial staff:
• Gaylord becomes Ryman Hospitality Properties
• CBRE releases 2009 to YTD 2012 US deals data
• TravelClick: Brand.com reports most channel growth in Q2
• NYU’s Hansen forecasts 2012 CapEx at $5b
• Accor to open 30 hotels in Africa by 2016
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HNN Newswire
30 January 2009
The forecast for U.S. lodging industry fees and surcharges in 2009 is for the first decrease in the amounts collected since 2001, according to Bjorn Hanson, clinical associate professor, NYU Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management.
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