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New 2008 Lodging Industry Profile stat: foriegn travelers made up 22% of all U.S. roomnights for 2007
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Joe McInerney talks about how Wall Street will affect hotels in his weekly blog... http://www.ahla.com/blog/
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@askirby hey Adam, saw your query on hotel spa management trends... I'm sending a note out to some of our members' PR contacts...
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thanks sinatra! this link has more info, http://tinyurl.com/4wld83 photos upon request, just let me know!
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hope everyone had a great weekend... any great vacation/hotel stories to share?
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has pics available of Tuesday's Fly-In with CEOs and Administration officials: http://tinyurl.com/5x6b3o Just ask!
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remember, we can take Crisis Communication Webinar reg's through Sun. 9/21! http://tinyurl.com/477emr
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Bjorn Hanson: Wall Street has all but ceased as a source of capital for hotel development, so there'll be little impact per recent sitch
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would love to spend life on vacation... http://tinyurl.com/4ufjnm
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loves the Affordable America challenge-stays under $500? yes!www.usatoday.com/travel/destinations/affordableamerica/2008-09-18-intro_N.htm
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today's the last day to register for our Crisis Communication Webinar on 9/24! http://tinyurl.com/477emr
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did u know? there are a total of 48,062 U.S. hotel properties/4,476,191 guestrooms... tourism is our country's third largest industry
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@MarriottIntl a handful I've found so far... kudos for being one of the pioneers!
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earlybird registration for ALIS '09 closes on Sept 25... get on it! www.alisconference.com
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hotels registered to house evacuees from Gustav do not need to re-register to assist Ike evacuees. hotels can call (866) 545-9865 with q's
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had lunch with a reporter from Aviation Week... sounds like it's been an interesting few months...
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Staycation & rising prices loomed, but 10 vacation spots increased $20 or less http://tinyurl.com/3v3okx
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Leave your Bhagavad-Gita while traveling out of town? no worry... http://tinyurl.com/3e6yz7
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most states averaged increases of 20.4% in tourism budgets from last fiscal year...
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its interesting Hawaii has the highest tourism budget the past 3 years, Alaska’s tourism budget had the largest decline, -19% to $10M
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is checking out the new www.hotelnewsnow.com blog...
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our '08 Lodging Industry Profile will be out soon... reveal stats like industry’s sales revenue that's up to $139.4 billion
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hotel stocks are on the rise... http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/09/16/ap5432456.html
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