Reward ruler's short shrift

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Australian-based Qantas Airways is now basing its frequent-flyer program on miles instead of kilometers. Passengers used to get 3,500 points for a 5,000-kilometer trip. Under the new one-mile-for-one-point system, passengers get only 3,100 points for the same distance--a reduction of 13%. But the amount of points needed from many international rewards has also been reduced. Marco Polo Hotel Group in Hong Kong is giving guests a free copy of the city government's budget, a custom adhered to every budget season. Separately, Small Luxury Hotels of the World says that the majority of its 270 members are promoting their concierge services to former customers.

Australia, Marketing procedures, World, Hong Kong, Marketing, Qantas Airways Ltd., Small Luxury Hotels of the World, Marco Polo Hotel Group

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Savvy travelers find the key to lower hotel room rates

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Many hotels now use yield-management software systems that alter room rates according to occupancy at given times, changing the rates up to three times a day. Travelers can obtain better prices by rechecking quoted rates over the phone or the Internet. A related article discusses tests of yield-management programs at nine hotels.

United States, Prepackaged software, Computer Software, Software Publishers, Services information, Computer software industry, Software industry, Software, Product information, Prices and rates

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Asia's masterpiece Milieu

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Asian hotels have begun featuring original art in the decor. Accessorizing hotels has upgraded from ordering imitation artwork to now having original artwork contracted out. Hotel executives feel the image portrayed is a representation of their personal decor.

Financial assets, Statistical Data Included, Art

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