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Hotels overcharging during Olympics could harm UK tourism
Hospitality industry celebrated at Buckingham Palace
London's Brown's hotel renames Grill restaurant
Hospitality staff expected to leave after 10p tax band hikeHospitality operators have been warned that they could struggle to retain staff because of the controversial government plan to abolish the 10p income tax rate.
Travelodge buys six properties from Menzies
Café Royal to be turned into luxury hotel
Hotels boost revpar by 3.7% in January
How to: handle international guests As they say, when in Rome do as the Romans do. But as a hotelier, greeting and looking after guests from all around the globe can be quite a challenge.... Millennium & Copthorne Hotel Group to enter India market
Red Carnation hotel executive escapes extradition to care for sick wife
Tourists urged to book only accredited London hotels
Radisson Edwardian in TV exposé
Giorgio Armani at centre of hotel legal battle
General manager quits role at Brighton landmark The Grand
Middle East's first female only hotel launches and other international news
Jamie Oliver to teach nation to cook - more hospitality stories in What the weekend papers say
Let's get digitalWe all know that digital TV is on the way, but lots of us have yet to get ready for the switchover, it seems. Ross Bentley reports.
Gordon Ramsay to double empire in three years - For more hospitality stories, see what the weekend papers say
London hotel operator buys Amesbury venue
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