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Hotels
Want to get you hotel property up and humming before the 2022 World Cup? Better start planning now.
Skift | 10 years ago
Airlines
Salt Lake City Airport's laudable on-time arrivals rate occurs almost despite the airport's layout. The redevelopment project would make for a more sensible design. And, it's a great idea to ask passengers for their airport wish lists.
Skift | 11 years ago
Tourism
There needs to be a better balance between development and preservation in places like Mackinac. It's not just about new hotels but about having an environment where infrastructure keeps pace with the times instead of staying in the past.
Ellen Creager, Detroit Free Press | 11 years ago
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CityCenter was one of the most grand developments since the building of the Strip itself over five decades ago. Although it has started to inch its way into profitability, it will always be connected to the U.S.'s 2008 real estate crash.
Ed Komenda, Las Vegas Sun | 11 years ago
The capital city is indeed moving fast into the future, but the country needs to do more so that the rest of the nation isn't left behind.
Balancing activities that draw visitors and protecting natural resources has always been a challenge for the thinly-stretched park service. The outcome of this Yosemite struggle will likely be reflected in similar battles being waged across the U.S.
Paul Rogers, San Jose Mercury News | 11 years ago
Municipalities that meddle in airport construction and management never succeed. Airports need to be managed by professionals, not political cronies -- even German ones.
Leon Mangasarian, Bloomberg | 11 years ago
A great eternal struggle, between the indigenous community trying to get out of poverty, and big oil using that as leverage to get what they want.
Jonathan Watts, Guardian | 11 years ago
Berline has changed so radically since the end of communism that it hasn't thought twice about tearing down the wall to make way for shopping areas and condos, but this last stretch of destruction will wipe out both a final remnant of history and a sight-seeing destination.
Associated Press | 11 years ago
When done right, development of underused urban cores in Canada and elsewhere transform cities from places that empty out at nights into well-functioning destinations that balance business, residents, entertainment, and transportation.
