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W Hong Kong Signals W Hotels’ Entry into China | | Thursday, 13/11/2008 | | by Mark Rogers | Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. announced the landmark entry of W Hotels into China with the grand opening of W Hong Kong in the West Kowloon district. The hotel has 393 guest rooms, including 42 suites. The hotel also introduces Asia’s first Bliss Spa. Additional features include two signature restaurants; the city’s most highly elevated hotel swimming pool; a 73rd-floor modern fitness facility; 8,200 square feet of convertible, state-of-the-art meeting and event space; and the quintessential W lounge experience. Offering unobstructed views of Hong Kong’s skyline, W Hong Kong serves as the centerpiece in the new 92-story Cullinan complex, just minutes from the galleries in Soho and Canton Road’s luxury retail center. W Hong Kong marks the W brand’s third property in Asia. | |
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W Hong Kong Signals W Hotels’ Entry into China | | Thursday, 13/11/2008 | | by Mark Rogers | Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. announced the landmark entry of W Hotels into China with the grand opening of W Hong Kong in the West Kowloon district. The hotel has 393 guest rooms, including 42 suites. The hotel also introduces Asia’s first Bliss Spa. |
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W Hong Kong Signals W Hotels’ Entry into China | | Thursday, 13/11/2008 | | by Mark Rogers | Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. announced the landmark entry of W Hotels into China with the grand opening of W Hong Kong in the West Kowloon district. The hotel has 393 guest rooms, including 42 suites. The hotel also introduces Asia’s first Bliss Spa. |
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W Hong Kong Signals W Hotels’ Entry into China | | Thursday, 13/11/2008 | | by Mark Rogers | Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. announced the landmark entry of W Hotels into China with the grand opening of W Hong Kong in the West Kowloon district. The hotel has 393 guest rooms, including 42 suites. The hotel also introduces Asia’s first Bliss Spa. |
| Accor Aims to Double its Presence in Southern China | | Tuesday, 30/05/2006 | | Caribeinside.com | Accor is targeting the Pearl River Delta, aiming to double its hotel presence in China´s southern economic power-zone. At the start of 2006, Accor operated seven hotels in the Pearl River Delta –in Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Dongguan. By 2008 this is likely to increase to at least a dozen establishments, with major new Sofitel, Novotel and Ibis projects under development at that time. |
| W Hotels Takes Own Global Expedition to Santiago de Chile | | Monday, 08/05/2006 | | Caribeinside.com | W Hotels, the world´s fastest-growing luxury hotel brand, announced last week plans to build its first hotel in South America, W Santiago Hotel scheduled to open in 2008. W Santiago, the brand´s fifth international property scheduled to open in the next three years, following Barcelona, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Dubai, will be ideally located across from Plaza Peru, in Santiago de Chile. |
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Ram Badrinathan to Lead PhoCusWright Operations in Asia Pacific | Sherman, Conn. USA, PhoCusWright Inc., the travel industry research authority, announces the selection of Ram Badrinathan as general manager, Asia Pacific. Mr. Badrinathan will head the development of PhoCusWright’s business in the Asia Pacific region including strategy, syndicated research, custom engagements and conference activity. His team in Mumbai and across the region will track and analyze emerging developments and opportunities in global travel distribution. |
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St. Martin Gets New $80 Million Resort | Carlson Hotels Worldwide has opened a new $80 million resort in the French Caribbean dependency of St. Martin. The Minneapolis-based company’s VP for communications, Tom Polski, says the 252-room Radisson St. Martin Resort is the 1,000th hotel in Carlson’s worldwide portfolio. |
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Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Deadline Approaches | | by George Dooley | The State Department is recommending that travelers apply now for travel documents that will be required at all land or sea border entry points as of June 1, 2009. On that date, under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), U.S. citizens will be required to present a government-approved document that denotes both citizenship and identity when entering the United States. |
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