A new Caribou Coffee shop is on the menu for a spot at 1620 S. Broadway in the Shoppes on Broadway commercial building. That’s the center in front of the Candlewood Suites hotel that houses Shopko Optical.
John Muehlbauer Appointed CEO of the IHG Owners Association
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ATLANTA, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The IHG Owners Association, which represents the interests of IHG® (InterContinental Hotels Group) franchise hotel owners worldwide, announced today that John Muehlbauer has been appointed to the role of chief executive officer.
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Muehlbauer will continue to uphold the Association s mission of maximizing owners investments in their IHG-branded hotels. Additionally, he will serve as the primary liaison between the Association and IHG corporate. Muehlbauer succeeds Don Berg, who has been the Association s CEO since 2015. Berg announced his intention to retire at the end of 2019 and participated in the CEO successor search. Berg will remain with the Association as a consultant for the next six months to ensure a smooth, uninterrupted transition.
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Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport Announces the Completion of a $20M Renovation - Hotel Now Open
January 11, 2021 GMT
TORONTO, Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport, owned and operated by Manga Hotels, opens its doors after completing a $20 million renovation. The transformation marks a new beginning for the hotel as staff recommits to delivering warm hospitality, memorable events and delightful dinning. The 528-room hotel is in a prime location for all travellers visiting the Toronto region and flying through the Toronto Pearson Airport. The hotel is close to Highway 401 and 427, making it an ideal venue for conferences, meetings and layover travel when the need resumes.
Tuscaloosa Business Now Offers an Innovative New Disinfection Technology and Service That Provides Healthy and Safe Work and Home Environments
Tuscaloosa, AL - As the pandemic drags on and flu season ramps up, Tuscaloosa businesses are turning to a new disinfection service to help protect their customers and staff. Local restaurants, industrial centers, hotels, and community centers are turning to the germ control technology of bioPURE to disinfect and protect their facilities.
“Being a locally owned business, our long-time reputation within the community is very important to us,” says Ben Wilkin from Taco Casa, whose Tuscaloosa locations receive regular preventative treatment. “When choosing to eat at Taco Casa, we want our customers to always feel welcome and safe. That is why we are so happy to partner with bioPURE to give our employees and customers another added layer of confidence that we strive to go over and beyond what is required to ensure that we put our customer
Dallas buys Oak Cliff hotel to serve as COVID-19 quarantine location and housing for homeless people
Hotel Miramar is one of two hotels the city purchased with $10 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds.
Health professionals attend to people waiting to be tested for COVID-19 at the Mountain View Community College testing site in Dallas in July. Dallas has recently purchased two hotels that will serve as housing for homeless people who have tested positive for COVID-19.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
Hotel Miramar on Fort Worth Avenue will soon house new clients homeless people who have tested positive for COVID-19 after the Dallas City Council voted to purchase the location last week.