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06 September 2011
From the desks of the HotelNewsNow.com editorial staff:
• Experts share 19 social media tips;
• fall travel season to bring higher rates;
• U.K. ad authority to probe TripAdvisor;
• summary of summer sustainability dialogue; and
• Premier Inn reports strong Q2 results.
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By Patrick Mayock, Editor-in-Chief
29 November 2011
Despite muted growth in committed occupancy, ADR for the North American hotel industry is expected to end the fourth quarter with a 4% increase over the previous year, according to forward-booking data from TravelClick.
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HNN Newswire
15 September 2011
Nearly three-quarters of business travelers report they will travel more or the same amount this fall compared to fall 2010, according to a Best Western study.
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HNN Newswire
21 June 2012
The Hotel Industry Leading indicator, which gauges future business activity in the U.S. hotel industry, suggests the end of summer and fall travel seasons will be stronger than the beginning of the year.
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By Rachael Spann Urie, Director, Public Relations, STR
22 January 2010
Revenue per available room fell 16.7 percent to US$53.71 during 2009, according to year-end reports from Smith Travel Research.
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HNN Newswire
12 March 2010
Global travel and tourism gross domestic product fell by 4.8 percent in 2009, resulting in the loss of about 5 million jobs.
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HNN Newswire
27 February 2012
The most recent study indicates cost concerns are falling off somewhat and meeting holders are starting to place renewed importance on travel convenience and recreational opportunities at sites.
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HNN Newswire
11 May 2011
The former Hawthorn Suites in Wichita Falls, Texas, joined the brand as a Lexington Suites.
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By Patrick Mayock, Editor-in-Chief
06 September 2011
With the unofficial end to the summer season behind us, hoteliers should expect to see the return of the corporate customer and their higher-rated business.
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By Christine Blank, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
12 August 2009
The U.S. business travel market will start improving slowly this fall, while the global travel market continues to experience the fastest growth rates, according to a new National Business Travel Association study.
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