Subscription services take off for S. Korean hotels
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Subscription to programs for meal kits, flowers, room diffusers and personal care products are surging in South Korea. Hotels are finding that guests are willing to pay premium prices for some of their favorite hotel specialty items like coffee or kimchi.
Full Story: Pulse by Maeil Business Newspaper (South Korea) (1/16) Smugglers' Notch Resort in Jeffersonville, Vt., has contracted with Northern Vermont University-Johnson for housing for the international students in its winter workforce. About 75 students were hired during their summer break in the Southern Hemisphere, but the growing popularity of short-term rentals resulted in a shortage of housing. Full Story: VTDigger (Vermont) (1/15)
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Hotel developer Midas has agreed to deposit $750,000 to assure the St. Louis Preservation Board that it will build two hotels on land occupied by a former Wells Fargo bank. The board unanimously approved the project to build a 129-room extended-stay Staybridge Suites and a 170-room boutique Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants. Full Story: St. Louis Post-Dispatch (1/12)
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The former Kimpton Nine Zero in Boston is undergoing a $15 million makeover into Hotel AKA Boston Common, which will open this summer. The hotel will have both long- and short-term accommodations as well as event space and a fitness center. Full Story: Boston (1/15)
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- Commercial Observer (1/13)
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- Star Tribune (Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.) (tiered subscription model) (1/13
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