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Articles in May 17, 2004 issue of Hotel & Motel Management

• New York
• Shower walls
• Hotel branded Web sites captured 75 percent of Internet reservations in 2003, according to a survey of 32 branded hotel chains by the Hospitality Sales & Marketing Assn. and Smith Travel Research
• Lifeguards can rescue your legal risks from the deep end
  by Anthony Marshall
• Gas prices don't affect lodging demand
• Ownership issues arise when reflagging hotels
  by Bruce Adams
• Daedalus Real Estate Advisors LLC purchased the Swiss Hotel & Spa in Vail, Colo., and plans to replace it with One Willow Bridge Road
  by Elaine Simon
• Bathtub liners
• Music to their ears
• U.S. hotel construction starts decreased 18 percent in the first quarter of 2004 compared with the first quarter of 2003, according to UBS Investment Research
• IHG Web-booking policy aims to change rules
  by Bruce Adams
• Know customers before redefining foodservice operations
  by Russell Shaw
• G. Holdings Corp. is developing a 357-suite Residence Inn in New York
  by John Walsh
• Small Luxury Hotels of the World extended its central-reservation system service contract agreement with Trust International
  by Bruce Adams
• High-end offerings the result of in-depth research
  by M.A. Baumann
• The American Hotel & Lodging Assn. released its Directory of Hotel & Lodging Companies
  by Elaine Simon
• Cool & calm
• Kohala Coast, Hawaii
• Furniture collection
• Ice bin line
• New brands join franchising field: InterContinental launches Hotel Indigo
  by Bruce Adams
• Technology timeline: AmericInn standardizes PMS, HSIA to boost hotel performance
  by Bruce Adams
• Events
• Roadside hotel market has room to grow
  by John P. Walsh
• Baymont Inns & Suites unveiled its newly designed Web site, www.baymontinns.com
  by Bruce Adams
• An $80-million renovation is complete at the Marco Island Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa on Marco Island, Fla
  by Elaine Simon
• SRS-Worldhotels, the Americas, signed an agreement with Daily Management
  by Elaine Simon
• Prevents slips, falls
• Lamp finials, pulls
• Lodging stocks will trade higher for the next several years mainly because of improving flow through driven by increasing demand, improving revenue growth mix and moderating cost pressures, according to UBS Investment Research
• Needs enlightenment
  by Jim Halavonich
• After the bell
• Valhal Corp. and Tompkins Builders are developing the Capitol Hill Towers/Marriott Courtyard in Washington
  by John Walsh
• WorldRes, an online hotel reservations network, expanded its portfolio of upscale accommodations through a deal with Groupe Lucien Barriere
  by Bruce Adams
• Hyatt Vacation Ownership, a division of Hyatt Hotels Corp., is building its 12th property, the Hyatt Grand Aspen Resort
  by Elaine Simon
• Vanity tops
• Entertainment options
• REIT stocks decline almost 5 percent
• Monitor-Receiver
• British invasion
• Quotable
• Brand affiliation could be part of AAHOA's future
  by Jeff Higley
• J1 student visas offer an alternative for finding summer help
  by Robyn Taylor Parets
• AAHOA participates in 'private-label' mediation program
  by Hitesh Bhakta
• Hotel & motel management's 2004 franchising-fees guide
• The Luxe Hotel Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles opened the Luxe Sunset Ballroom, which cost $10 million
  by Elaine Simon
• Marriott Vacation Club International, the vacation-ownership division of Marriott International, is developing its eighth resort on Hilton Head Island, S.C
  by Elaine Simon
• In-room refreshment
• Dishmachine
• Livin' it up, Cajun-style
• Significantly more capital is available for hotel investment now compared with 2003, according to a survey by PKF Consulting and the Hospitality Research Group, which predicts that 2004 will be a banner year for hotel transactions
• All revved up
  by Chris Kornmayer
• National Restaurant Association®
• Howard J. Wurzak is developing a 131-suite Homewood Suites by Hilton in Philadelphia
  by John Walsh
• An American Airlines self-service check-in machine has been installed in the lobby of the Hilton Chicago O'Hare Airport
  by Bruce Adams
• Vacation-ownership net sales increase 7.6 percent in 2002
• Hotel hot spot
• Bells are ringing
• New brands join franchising field: DeBoer debuts fourth extended-stay project
  by Jeff Higley
• IHG policy creates buzz at TravelCom
  by Harvey Chipkin
• Warranted equipment, maintenance keys to fitness center
  by Bill Hirsch
• Atlantic Beach, Fla
• All 131 Homewood Suites by Hilton hotels in the United States offer free high-speed Internet access in all guest suites, in at least one meeting room, and wireless access in the hotel's "lodge" off the lobby and business center
  by Bruce Adams
• A $1-million business-class room renovation project is complete at the Radisson Lexington Hotel in New York
  by Elaine Simon
• Ozone systems an energy-efficient laundry option
  by Russell Shaw
• Vacuum covers
• Window shades
• The U.S. timeshare industry generated a $66.7-billion economic impact on the U.S. economy in 2002
• Amenities cost owners
  by Jerry Rellihan
• Jackson-Shaw Co. is developing a $100-million
  by John Walsh
• Display units provide options, design element
  by John Jesitus
• Seven resorts in Divi Resorts' portfolio earned distinctions from Resort Condominiums International, a vacation-exchange company
  by Elaine Simon
• Wood doors
• By the numbers
• AAHOA resolves term freeze flap
  by Jeff Higley
• H&MM partners with HOTEC North America
• Meeting planners complain loudly about hotel salespeople
  by Howard Feiertag
• Raymond Management Co. and McShane Construction Corp. broke ground on a 253-guest-room Hilton Garden Inn in Des Plaines, Ill
  by John Walsh
• Westin Hotels & Resorts offers unlimited 24-hour high-speed Internet access, and local, toll-free and domestic long distance phone calls for a flat rate of $16 per day in its 65 hotels in the United States
  by Bruce Adams
• The Hawthorn Suites in Durham, N.C., reopened after a multimillion-dollar renovation
  by Elaine Simon

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