13.02.2010, 20:48
City officials landmarked the Palm Court, the Oak Bar and the two main lobbies of the Plaza Hotel and also approved a plan by the Fifth Avenue fixture's new owners for the multimillion-dollar restoration of a stained-glass dome dating back to its 1907 debut.
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The Landmark Preservation Committee voted Tuesday to designate eight public spaces inside the internationally known hotel, while offering its approval for work on the spectacular dome above the Palm Court, said committee chairman Bob Tierney. The proposal now moves on to the city Planning Commission.

12.02.2010, 16:15
Travel and Tourism Industry Expo at The International Travel College
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The annual ITC Industry Expo is a great opportunity for students to meet with representatives from New Zealands travel and tourism industry and this years Expo was the best one yet!
For one day each year, the college is transformed into an Expo site and companies representing all sectors of the travel and tourism industry are invited to showcase their product to ITC students.

28.01.2010, 17:25
Merrill Lynch analyst Justin Post maintained a "neutral" view on the online travel industry and said Sabre Holdings' Travelocity has the best U.S. net revenue outlook in the group.
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"We believe the online travel group is attractively valued," wrote the analyst in a recent research note. However, "momentum investors returning to the Internet may prefer higher growth opportunities in other large-cap Internet names."

06.01.2010, 11:39
Marriott International bragged of surging profits and promising trends Thursday in predicting up to 10 percent growth in per-room revenues this year, the latest dose of encouraging news for the nation's hotel industry.
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"2009 turned out spectacularly well,'' Chief Financial Officer Arne Sorenson told financial analysts Thursday at the Ritz-Carlton South Beach, noting he was fairly pessimistic when he spoke to the same group at the end of 2003. ``And 2005 is off to a great start."

17.11.2009, 20:45
Grand Junction’s federal representatives received more than $58,000 in travel expenses last year, according to official House and Senate travel disclosure documents.
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The documents, provided by the Legislative Resource Center and Senate Office of Public Records, show Grand Junction’s federal representatives — Sens. Wayne Allard and Ken Salazar and Rep. John Salazar — and their staffs were flown around the country and world for a variety of conferences, fact-finding expeditions and speeches last year.

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