Hotels and Resorts congratulates all the ARTEH(R) Hotels that were nominated for the World Travel Awards in 2008:

More: continued here

Organizers Expect Strong Attendance of Buyers and Sellers

More: continued here

For management at Holiday Inn San Diego on the Bay, one of the top full-service hotels in San Diego, CA, providing a rewarding and community-conscious work environment for all employees is just as important as providing guests the kind of sharp San Diego accommodations that have made Holiday Inn the area leader since 1969. Under the direction of IHG Human Resources lead Allison Owen, the hotel is doing just that.

More: continued here

Blizzard Internet Marketing, Inc. of Glenwood Springs, Colorado is renowned as one of the leading providers of professional internet marketing services for the travel and hospitality industry in the United States. Blizzard has enjoyed steady growth for more than ten years and has recently taken another strategic leap forward in appointing George Meshkov as the new Vice President of Sales.

More: continued here

Five years in the making, Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Seattle today opened its doors to the public.

More: continued here

In the Convento do Espinheiro, an ARTEH(R) Hotel in Évora, Portugal, a new wing has been built with 33 rooms. The Deluxe Design rooms are inspired in the 50’s american movies and transport us to a world of luxury and chromatic contrasts through colours and textures.

More: continued here

MICEpoint launches its new web portal MICEpoint.com. It helps professional Event Managers to find qualified meeting industry suppliers around the globe with an extensive, in-depth search.

More: continued here

Forty Hours Doesn’t Work for Everyone: Examining Employee Preferences for Work Hours

More: continued here

Published in conjunction with STR (Smith Travel Research) and endorsed by the Hotel Association of Canada. This publication summarizes weekly occupancy and average room rates from major cities in Canada.

More: continued here

The Travel Industry Association (TIA) today released its annual travel forecast indicating that an uncertain economic climate is leading American and global travelers to change their behaviors. Although leisure travel is stable, business travel is projected to decline and the United States is likely to be hit hard by a further decline in international arrivals.

More: continued here