Bibliography for: "The Seneca Nation plans to break ground during April on a 26-story, $140-million hotel in Niagara Falls, N.Y"

John Walsh "The Seneca Nation plans to break ground during April on a 26-story, $140-million hotel in Niagara Falls, N.Y". Hotel & Motel Management. FindArticles.com. 09 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3072/is_4_219/ai_114717401/

Hotel & Motel Management

View more issues:

Articles in March 1, 2004 issue of Hotel & Motel Management

• Smith Travel Research added a luxury segment to its chain scales
• Business travel appears headed for a rebound later this year and into 2005 as the economy continues to improve and international tensions abate, according to a survey of business travel management professionals conducted by the National Business Travel As
  by Elaine Simon
• Fact and fiction
  by Ken Heiser
• After the bell
• Urgo Hotels broke ground on the 188-unit Residence Inn by Marriott at the Baltimore Inner Harbor; an 80-room Courtyard by Marriott in St. John, Newfoundland, Canada; and a 115-room Courtyard by Marriott in Stamford, Conn
  by John Walsh
• Companies look to the future by exploring online sales options
  by M.A. Baumann
• Gateway will supply about 7,000 customized Gateway-branded plasma and LCD TVs as well as hundreds of DVD players and other products to Wynn Resorts Ltd's
  by Bruce Adams
• Rooms, usage, expectations determine bandwidth needs
  by Bruce Adams
• Hospitality dryer
• Do not disturb!
• Interest in the industry increases: cautious expectations steer hotel investors
  by Jeff Higley
• According to a study by PKF's Hospitality Research Group: hotel labor costs correlate with hotel revenue
• The Freeport Inn is a member of Best Western International
  by Elaine Simon
• Consistent pricing will give consumers booking confidence
  by Peter C. Yesawich
• The Seneca Nation plans to break ground during April on a 26-story, $140-million hotel in Niagara Falls, N.Y
  by John Walsh
• Additional soundproofing, high-speed Internet access, dual-line phones with voice-mail and data ports, and in-room coffee service are being added at the Doubletree Hotel Richmond
  by Elaine Simon
• Avendra renewed contracts with its five founding customer partners ClubCorp USA, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Hyatt Hotels Corp., Intercontinental Hotels Group, and Marriott International through early 2007
  by Bruce Adams
• Rate management tops list of operator challenges
  by Tony Dela Cruz
• In-room coffee
• Entertainment options
• Humanitarian honors
• Carlson gives Park Inn contemporary spin
  by Jeff Higley
• In-Stat/MDR, a market research firm, predicts worldwide hotel supply to increase to 450,000 properties during 2004 from 440,000 during 2003
• The Internet generated an average of 26,000 incremental rooms occupied per night and annual incremental room revenue of $715 million during 2003, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers
  by Elaine Simon
• Safety precautions
  by Robert Solovy
• Transactions
  by John Walsh
• The JBG Cos. broke ground on a 228-room Hampton Inn in Washington
  by John Walsh
• Internet an information tool for developers
  by M.A. Baumann
• Radiant Systems agreed to acquire Aloha Technologies, a provider of point-of-sale systems
  by Bruce Adams
• Events
• 8-pound vacuum
• Soap dishes
• According to the study "2003 Impact of Room Tax Increases on the Lodging Industry" by the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Foundation
• Hilton's plans build momentum
  by Jeff Higley
• Winston Hotels and Charlesbank Capital Partners LLC
  by Elaine Simon
• Proper e-mail etiquette can make or break sales efforts
  by Howard Feiertag
• Deal spotlight
• The Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club in Durham, N.C., is undergoing a $25-million expansion and renovation that is scheduled to be completed during 2005
  by Elaine Simon
• The Home Depot will acquire Economy Maintenance Supply Co., a wholesale supplier of maintenance, repair and operations products headquartered in Sterling, Va
  by Bruce Adams
• Andis
  by Bruce Adams
• Banquet chairs
• Liquid deodorizer
• Mr. Deeds in the big city
• Integrating disparate systems is the hotel industry's No. 1 technology concern during the next 12 to 18 months
• CNL Hospitality Properties
  by Elaine Simon
• Technology poses challenges hoteliers need to overcome
  by Hitesh Bhakta
• Platinum Condominium Development LLC, a joint venture between Marcus Hotels and Resorts and Diversified Real Estate Concepts, plans to build a luxury condominium hotel in Las Vegas
  by John Walsh
• Four luxury suites at The Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., are being renovated for a total cost of $1.1 million
  by Elaine Simon
• SynXis, a provider of reservation management and distribution systems, and hubX, a provider of technology products, merged Jan. 6
  by Bruce Adams
• Operators prioritize cap-ex spending during tight times
  by Russell Shaw
• Electronic DND
• Pedestal displays
• Meeting expectations: function space, rate and amenities help attract various groups to limited-service hotels
  by John P. Walsh
• The Shoney's Inn and Suites in Branson, Mo., was reflagged a Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
  by Elaine Simon
• Crown American Hotels opened a Southern regional office in the company's Holiday Inn-University Executive Park in Charlotte, N.C
  by Elaine Simon
• How to reach us
• 5-year numbers drop for three companies
• Recovery time, dispensing impact selection
  by Russell Shaw
• Shell Vacations added its first timeshare property in Las Vegas—the Desert Rose Resort
  by Elaine Simon
• Delta Faucet Co. completed the expansion of its Greensburg, Ind., facility
  by Bruce Adams
• Caution remains despite increased hotel construction
  by Bruce Adams
• Adjustable lights
• Let's go cruisin'
• Three of four business-travel managers surveyed by the National Business Travel Assn. believe business travel will rebound significantly during 2004 and 2005, and 54 percent predict the recovery will occur this year
• IHG seeks broader visibility
  by Jeff Higley
• Industry leaders: get tough with third-party Web sites
  by Jeff Higley
• The right formulas solve the mysteries of market indexes
  by Bonnie Buckhiester
• The good and bad: mixed-use hotel-development projects often ease financing, complicate operations
  by John P. Walsh
• The Sutton Place Hotel in Chicago completed a $1.5-million renovation of its 246 guestrooms, the conference rooms and the lobby
  by Elaine Simon
• Marriott Grand Residence Club, a subsidiary of Marriott International, is offering a fractional-ownership option in addition to its traditional quarter ownership interest at its property in Lake Tahoe, Calif
  by Elaine Simon
• Teledex and the Blind Center of Nevada, a Las Vegas-based non-profit organization dedicated to assisting the visually impaired
  by Bruce Adams
• 20-inch TV Set
• Shower walls
• Watch out! It might bite
• HBI: transactions pace to pick up steam in 2004
  by Patricia Alisau
• MeriStar Hospitality Corp. implemented a program called Velocity to reduce guestroom renovations costs by more the 15 percent
• Taking stock of the industry's past and future
  by Jeff Higley
• AAHOA Calendar
• Koa Hotel LLC is developing the 530-room Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa on the Big Island's south shore
  by John Walsh
• The 410-room Wyndham Palm Springs completed a $5-million interior and exterior renovation
  by Elaine Simon

• 1
• 2