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Hotel Sales - What Your Staff Should Know
(July 2013)

Too many people think that the ability to sell something comes naturally. While it is true that some people are simply more inclined to a career in sales, it takes training and skill to be a successful salesperson in the hospitality industry. g.
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Ways to Make Happier Hotel Guests
(June 2013)

Hotels may wonder how to make guests happier without breaking the budget. Fortunately, there are many industry secrets that are easy, practical and sure to make any guest happier.For more Trends read the latest hospitality management news on our blog.
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What Do Business Travelers Really Needs
(June 2013)

A frequent business traveler develops certain expectations when he or she walks through the lobby doors and registers at the front desk of your hotel. If your hotel does not live up to those expectations, you will probably never see that guest again. For more Trends read the latest hospitality management news on our blog.
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Las Vegas Recovery: Tourism Record High
(April 2013)

Despite the crise of those who continue to worry about a declining U.S. economy, Las Vegas seems to be on a path to recovery and even higher success than before the most recent recession. For more Trends read the latest hospitality management news on our blog.
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2013 Trends Hospitality Industry
(March 2013)

In the hospitality industry, the market is divided into a number of different segments based on both price and the type of property. In order to be most competitive and fill their rooms, it is imperative to understand your market. No hotel can be everything to everyone. For more Trends read the latest hospitality management news on our blog.
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Using Social Media Drive More Business to Your Hotel
(November 2012)

As search engines continue to change their algorithms for ranking websites, searches are becoming more personal and hotels need to think of themselves as “Social Hotels”. Overall, Social Media is fast becoming the most popular source of travel information on the internet.
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Hotel Construction on the Rise in the U.S.
(October 2012)

Architects are busy drawing up plans. Heavy machinery is clearing lots and hoisting beams into place. Construction crews are hard at work. After years of struggling with a weak real estate market, the hotel industry is rebounding.
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Hospitality Industry being Driven by Young People
(September 2012)

Young men and women between the ages of 18-34 are most likely to frequent restaurants, visit clubs and participate in activities that revolve around the hotel and hospitality industry. According to a report by Caterer.com and People 1st, individuals in the 18-34 age bracket are twice as likely to go out as individuals in the 35-54 age group, and, three times more likely to go out than those age 55 or older.
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Changing The Name Of Your Hotel? Things You Must Do Online
(September 2012)

Hotels, for a variety of reasons, sometimes decide to change their names. There may be new ownership. A struggling hotel may want to do a complete makeover and market their property under a completely different name. While the new signs are going up and the stationary is being changed, it is time to consider how the new name will affect your online presence.
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Economy - Seattle Tourism Increased in 2012
(September 2012)

Hotel owners and hotel management companies in Washington have been waging an uphill battle to increase tourism in Seattle, Vancouver and other cities in the state. Since 2011, these businesses have had to develop strategies without the help of a state tourism agency. When the Washington State Tourism Office closed in 2011, Washington became the only state in the country to be without a state-sponsored tourism department.
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10 Steps You Must Take to Become a Successful Hotel General Manager
(August 2012)

Being the General Manager of a hotel is a prestigious position. Your job is to make sure that your facility is operating efficiently and is generating profits. The most successful hotel general managers share a number of common qualities.
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HMG Opens Comfort Inn and Suites in Lake Point
(July 2012)

Traveling can be stressful. Even vacations can be hard to navigate without the right place to stay each night. A top of the line hotel can drastically improve the quality of any trip. For travelers passing through Tooele County, Utah, the new Comfort Inn and Suites is the perfect oasis.
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Comfort Inn to be built near Miller Motorsports Park
(June 2012)

Ground will be broken for a Comfort Inn and Suites Hotel in Lake Point at 8580 N. Highway 36 in Tooele County on Oct. 4, according to Hotel Manager's Group, a third-party hotel management firm with headquarters in San Diego and a local office in Park City.
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HMG's Newest Achievement: Getting the Outstanding Quality Assurance Scores
(April 2012)

Hotel Managers Group, the renowned hotel management company located in North America, has recently received two Outstanding Quality Assurance Scores for their hotels this month. This esteemed score is for the maintenance and housekeeping services.
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The Recovery of the Hospitality Industry - Slow and Steady
(March 2012)

Among the recovering industries is the hospitality industry. People are starting to travel again and hotel management companies are breathing a cautious sigh of relief. Now, hospitality management companies are asking the question "How quickly will the industry recover?"
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Great News for Utah Hotel Management Companies!

The beautiful state of Utah has a strong economy popular with tourists and businesses alike. This results is a large body of travelers passing through Utah, which means the hotel business of Utah, on a whole, is well utilized. This is great news for those in the hotel management industry.
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Social Networking in the Hospitality Industry

Through the power of social networking, a hospitality management company can quickly expand its marketing. Given the weakness of the current economic recovery, the Hospitality industry can not afford to miss any opportunity to reach so many potential customers at no additional cost.
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Hotel Sale Prices Increase as Economy Rebounds

As a new cycle of increased tourist activity begins, investors are driving up the selling price of hotels in anticipation of higher future profits. According to the latest quarterly study by Lodging Econometrics, the average selling price of a hotel room during the first quarter of 2011 was $125,946, which represents an increase of nearly $30,000 from the same quarter last year.
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It is a Perfect Time to Expand Hotel Business in Colorado

Hotel Managers Group has selected the perfect time to grow their hotel management and hotel services business in Colorado:
Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, Lakewood, Thornton, Pueblo, Arvada, Westminster, Centennial, Aspen, Castle Rock, Englewood, Littleton, Canon City, Loveland, Boulder
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The Bright Future of the Hotel Industry

The hotel management industry has been hit by a plethora of bad news ever since the United States fell into a recession back in 2008. With unemployment hovering near 9 percent, many people have been struggling to pay for the necessities of life, let alone luxuries like a family vacation. Even for those who do have a job, wage growth has been stagnant, leading to considerable consternation about future job prospects.
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Hotel Managers Group Helps Denver Hotels Deal with Growth

As other cities struggle to overcome the effects of a stagnant economy, Denver is thriving again due to the strength of a strong tourist sector. People looking for affordable vacations are turning away from the coasts and heading towards the interior of the country. Cities like Denver provide all the amenities of the large, modern metropolis while also giving greater solitude than typical urban jungles.
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Hotel Industry Expecting Robust Growth in 2011 and 2012

In news that any hotel operator will be thrilled to hear, PricewaterhouseCoopers released its updated growth forecast for the hospitality industry, indicating that a rebounding national economy and a shortage in new lodging units will boost the revenue per available room, also known a RevPAR, by 7.6 percent this year.
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