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	<title>Hospitality Performance | Breaking Travel News</title>
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		<title>Hotels deploy tags to combat towel theft</title>
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		<description>Hotels are deploying new technology to combat one of the biggest expenses of room occupancy – replacing stolen towels and bathrobes. The anti&#45;theft system uses washable radio&#45;frequency tags stitched into towels, bathrobes and other linen which triggers an alarm if removed from the premises.</description>
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		<title>European hoteliers on an upward path to recovery</title>
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		<title>2009 Review: Hospitality</title>
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		<description>The big trend in hotels this year was the move away from full&#45;service five&#45;star properties to budget hotels. So which players are reaping the rewards in this new age of austerity?</description>
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		<title>Joint Venture Creates HPN Global</title>
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		<description>Hospitality Performance Network (HPN) and Meetings International announced today a joint venture that will result in a rebranding as HPN Global, making the new entity the world’s most global site selection and meeting procurement company.</description>
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		<title>Be the brand in the experience economy</title>
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		<description>By John R. Hendrie, Hospitality PerformanceAnd Rick Hendrie, Remarkable BrandingPlastic utensils at a fine dining establishment? How gauche!&amp;nbsp; Bright reds, Op Art, and the Rolling Stones in the background at your Spa? How disquieting!&amp;nbsp; Ratty signs, unmowed grass, poorly clipped shrubs at the entrance to your resort? Nasty!&amp;nbsp; Regular paper, four&#45;ply toilet tissue, 60 watt bulbs at your eco property? No Green here!&amp;nbsp; Naugahide booths at your bistro? Mighty retro!&amp;nbsp; A Guest Book at your roadside diner?&amp;nbsp; Really!&amp;nbsp; Not on your life, you say. May we introduce you to a Brand misfired, to sensibilities affronted, to missed opportunities.&amp;nbsp; And, what to do about it!</description>
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