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HotelREZ outpaces market at 52% growth - Vimarsana News

HotelREZ outpaces market at 52% growth

HotelREZ Hotels & Resorts, one of the world’s leading hotel representation companies, has outpaced the market with 52% revenue growth with reservations up by over 42% in the past 12-months.

HotelREZ Interface with Cloudbeds' PMS Opens Market for Independent Hoteliers - Vimarsana News

HotelREZ Interface with Cloudbeds' PMS Opens Market for Independent Hoteliers

Cloudbeds, one of the hospitality industry’s fastest-growing PMS platform partners, and HotelREZ, one of the world’s leading hotel representation companies, have recently joined forces completing the development of a direct two-way interface.

Word from the Smokies: Letters from the archives reveal colorful characters, park history - Vimarsana News

Word from the Smokies: Letters from the archives reveal colorful characters, park history

“Letters from the Smokies” presents 19 thoughtfully curated correspondences written over the span of 230 years.

Source: yahoo.com
Douglas Charles Klappich - Vimarsana News

Douglas Charles Klappich

Douglas Charles Klappich, of Yellow Springs, died of heart failure at Springfield Memorial Hospital on Sept. 20, 2023. He was 77.

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Local Tribunal Attempts to Disenfranchise Citizens to Keep Town Council Positions - Vimarsana News

Local Tribunal Attempts to Disenfranchise Citizens to Keep Town Council Positions

A closely contested municipal election for five seats on the Harpers Ferry Town Council in West Virginia highlights the small margins with which some elections are decided, particularly local elections. It also shows how just a small amount of fraud, or—as in this case—administrative errors, can be a deciding factor in the outcome.