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Saturday, November 7, 2015
Introduction to Hospitality Marketing and Sales
IN THE MID-TWENTIETH CENTURY, the typical hotel* (84.4 percent of all properties) was located in a population or trade center, had fewer than fifty rooms, and was independently owned. Only 4.7 percent of all properties belonged to a chain, and there were only two prominent chains-Sheraton and Hilton. Rooms were small,most had no telephone, and a few lacked a private bath.
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