Hotel.Online Hospitality News
December 2, 2008

• Holiday Inn eyed for Loma Linda (San Bernardino County Sun, Calif.)
• Visitors bureau names director (The Daily Progress, Charlottesville, Va.)
• Tourism group establishes scholarship at FHSU (The Hays Daily News, Kan.)
• Why the Taj hotel survived? (Hindustan Times, New Delhi)
• Legal issue keeps hotel plans on hold (The Huntsville Item, Texas)
• Eco-labels for tourism facilities, beaches introduced to Aqaba (Jordan Times, Amman)
• The Kansas City Star, Mo., Kevin Collison column: President Hotel gains approval of guests (The Kansas City Star, Mo.)
• No special deals for women, commission says (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• Penfield development in St. Paul gets preliminary OK: The project's new plans drop condos for a hotel, 208 apartments and a full-service downtown supermarket. (Star Tribune, Minneapolis)
• Hotel workers found body left behind in a trunk (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
• Man leaps to death from 33rd floor of Loews hotel (Philadelphia Daily News)
• $200 million race-bias suit against food firm (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
• EDITORIAL: State should eschew jump into the hotel business (Public Opinion, Chambersburg, Pa.)
• Tourism bureau presents 9th recognition awards (Republican & Herald, Pottsville, Pa.)