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Small NYC hotels exempt from hiring rules in proposed law
Smaller, mostly non-union hotels with 100 or fewer rooms will be exempt from a key provision of a proposed law…
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NYC’s iconic Four Seasons hotel — owned by Ty Warner — finally taking reservations
The iconic Four Seasons New York hotel finally set a date for its long-awaited reopening — after a bitter battle…
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The Pendry Natirar is New Jersey’s most luxurious new resort
If you’ve ever wondered why they call it the Garden State, book a suite at the Pendry Natirar this fall.…
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Waldorf Astoria’s much-hyped — and oft-delayed — grand re-opening is pushed back yet again
The latest delay in reopening the iconic Waldorf Astoria hotel — to spring of next year, as I predicted would…
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Exploring Canada’s rural Atlantic Coast
Toronto. Montreal. Vancouver and Quebec City — when it comes to Canada, its best-known cities have been thoroughly discovered. But…
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Thousands of hotel workers strike across US cities over failed contract talks
NEW YORK — Thousands of U.S. hotel workers in several cities are on a multi-day strike after contract talks with hotel operators Marriott International MAR.O, Hilton Worldwide HLT.N,…
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Immigrant hotel owners say NYC bill that bans outsourcing jobs would ‘destroy’ their American Dream
A new group of South Asian immigrant hotel owners is fighting a proposed bill they say would “destroy” the Big…
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West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s Greenbrier hotel avoids foreclosure
The family of West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has reached an agreement with a credit collection company to avoid the foreclosure…
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Exclusive | ‘Hypocritical’ NYC union wants to ban hotel outsourcing –
A powerful city union that is pushing legislation to ban Big Apple hotels from contracting out certain front-line jobs outsources…
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Stories
NYC migrant crisis costs will crack eye-popping $5 billion on shelters, security and food
The financial hits from the migrant crisis keep on coming. New York City has likely surpassed $5 billion in spending on…
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