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Articles in April 18, 2005 issue of Hotel & Motel Management

• La Quinta Corp. plans to continue to grow in 2005 through franchising, by investing in top 25 markets and perhaps by acquiring another brand, as it did in 2004 when it acquired the Baymont and Woodfield Suites brands with its purchase of Marcus Corp.'s li
• Paul J. Ishii was named 2005 General Manager of the Year at the Silver Plume Awards
  by Heather Gunter
• Survey says: leisure travel moving in the right direction
  by Peter C. Yesawich
• The 352-room West Palm Beach Marriott, formerly a Sheraton Hotel, is open
  by Heather Gunter
• Timeshare impacts Arizona to tune of $1 billion in 2002
• Exercise options
• Sealy Contract updated its Web site
  by Stacey Higgins
• The John Hardy Group in Atlanta
  by Stacey Higgins
• Westminster Hotel in Livingston, N.J., is marking its second anniversary by offering new services aimed at business travelers
  by Heather Gunter
• Electronic DND
• Outdoor shower
• Country Inn & Suites By Carlson opened three hotels—in Zion, Ill.; Findlay, Ohio
  by Bruce Adams
• After five years and 21 saved landmarks, Hampton Hotels—due to its Save-A-Landmark program
  by Heather Gunter
• Fitness issues
  by Jimmy Chin
• According to a survey conducted by the Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International of planners attending the Affordable Meetings Mid-America show, 53.7 percent expect to plan more meetings in 2005 and beyond
• After the bell
• The Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority hired law firm Katten Muchin Zavis Rosenman
  by Bruce Adams
• Safemark was selected as the preferred in-room safe supplier
  by Stacey Higgins
• Trilegiant Loyalty Solutions partnered with Destination Rewards to offer hotel reward cards
  by Stacey Higgins
• The Sum task chair designed by Allsteel and Marcus Koepke of Marcus Curtis Design received the 2004 Good Design award
  by Stacey Higgins
• New York's Washington-Jefferson Hotel in Manhattan celebrated its 100-year anniversary and unveiled refurbished guestrooms, lobby, public areas and a neon Broadway marquee, following a two-year, multimillion dollar renovation
  by Heather Gunter
• Vanity tops
• Surprise for nonagenarian
• Transactions
  by Paul Rusnak
• Lack of communication fuels speech's flames
  by Jeff Higley
• Digital media challenges hoteliers
  by Bruce Adams
• Hospitality Management Corp. announced that several of the hotels in its portfolio have received quality awards from their hotel brands
  by Heather Gunter
• Let's bid a fond farewell to the bathtub before it kills us
  by Anthony Marshall
• Cendant Corp. appointed Franz S. Hanning president and c.e.o. of Cendant Timeshare Resort Group, which consolidates all of Cendant's global timeshare operations
• Public REITS adopt taxable subsidiaries
• Full-body workout
• EcoLab formed a strategic alliance with Golden Valley, Minn.-based Pentair
  by Stacey Higgins
• TIG Global LLC, an Internet marketing Partner
  by Stacey Higgins
• Smart design
• Broadband Solutions
• Commercial finance
• Owners, franchisors debate hot subjects
  by Bruce Adams
• Insulating windows
• Atlanta-based Sivica Hospitality earned eight major awards at the Marriott Select Service General Manager's Conference
  by Heather Gunter
• Stain removal easier with the right Products
  by Stacey Mieyal Higgins
• The Hawthorn Suites in Franklin, Mass
  by Heather Gunter
• Hotel condominium sales grow at indoor waterpark resorts
  by David J. Sangree
• Exchange rate boosts number of bookings
  by Heather Gunter
• Deeded vs. nondeeded decision critical
  by M.A. Baumann
• Strength training
• Starz Entertainment Group LLC named Joseph Cantwell v.p. of marketing
  by Stacey Higgins
• The 623-room Sands Casino and Hotel in Atlantic City, N.J., selected the Materials Management System by Agilysys
  by Stacey Higgins
• Old Bahama Bay on Grand Bahama Island is celebrating its re-opening after the 2004 hurricane season with 2001 rates
  by Heather Gunter
• In-room refreshment
• Woven vinyl sisal
• HTNG targets system interoperability
  by Bruce Adams
• Pest remover
• Hilton Worldwide Resorts plans to open 14 resorts—including three in the United States in Virginia Beach, Va., Santa Fe, N.M., and North Miami Beach
  by Bruce Adams
• AH&LA program aims to help bottom line, environment
  by Stuart Brodsky
• HOTEC structure means business
  by Heather Gunter
• The hotel sector is expected to continue its warming trend, according to Ernst & Young's annual market evaluation
• Luxury segment leading way to more aggressive pricing policies
  by Mark V. Lomanno
• Smith Travel Research reported a 4.1-percent sequential increase in the U.S. hotel active supply pipeline for January
  by Bruce Adams
• Dometic, a supplier of specialty products in Elkhart, Ind
  by Stacey Higgins
• Harmon installed its hurricane impact-resistant exterior glazing system at the new, 25-story St. Regis Resort, Spa & Residence in Fort Lauderdale, Fla
  by Stacey Higgins
• Yield Channel, the provider of Yield-O-Matic.com third-party extranet management platform
  by Stacey Higgins
• The Hyatt Regency San Antonio completed a $16-million renovation of its 632 guestrooms and suites, corridors and lobby
  by Heather Gunter
• Hotel loans, debt
• Solo travel is making a splash
• AT&T renewed a three-year contract with Hyatt Corp
  by Stacey Higgins
• Paul J. Sistare, president and c.e.o. of Sao Paulo, Brazil-based Atlantica Hotels International
  by Heather Gunter
• Proper training
  by Jerry LaChapelle
• Lodging costs are set to increase 3.9 percent to an average of $129 a night this year, according to AAA
• Lodging C-Corp index up 1.55 percent
• FaulknerUSA, the developer of the 1,000-room San Antonio convention headquarters hotel
  by Bruce Adams
• InfoGenesis won a Solution Provider Excellence award
  by Stacey Higgins
• Diversified Computer Corp., the maker of GuestWare customer relationship management software
  by Stacey Higgins
• Onset Computer Corp., a Bourne-Mass.-based battery powered data logger manufacturer, introduced the HOBO LCD Temp/RH Logger
  by Stacey Higgins
• A $12-million restoration is complete at the Sheraton Read House in Chattanooga, Tenn
  by Heather Gunter
• High-volume ice
• Foundation honors Sternlicht
• Maximize loan levels by knowing the limitations of a lender
  by Jeff Wilder
• Internet access
• Sunterra Corp. exercised an early redemption option and expects to pay about $5.4 million to acquire a $26-million portfolio of vacation-ownership mortgages
  by Elaine Simon
• Buffalo Lodging Associates LLC, a Buffalo, N.Y.-based hotel development and management Company
  by Heather Gunter

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