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Infographic: What Obama’s win last night means to the hotel industry

  • Samantha Shankman, Skift
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    After months of uncertainty, hotels (and other businesses) can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that nothing radical — well, except for something like Airbnb — will change their industry over the next four years.
    — Samantha Shankman, Skift
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    Hoteliers who are wondering what President Obama’s victory on Nov. 6 will mean to their industry can consult this cheat sheet created by HotelNewsNow for a brief explanation on how key issues will influence the hotel industry. The information was taken from each candidate’s website and paints a pretty picture for hoteliers — even if they were rooting for Romney.

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