Some disabled travelers in Asia find hotels are more accommodating

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Many Asian hotels are investing in services and facilities that accommodate disabled guests. These hotels realize that facilities for the disabled bring in more customers and are wise investments in terms of helping other guests,such as the elderly. Hotels are investing in pagers and displays for the hearing-impaired, braille information cards and menus for the blind, ramps and rails for guests in wheelchairs and training for service crews in accommodating the requests of disabled guests. The favorable services provided by these hotels bring in more guests, as word-of-mouth recommendations are made by disabled guests to their friends.

Services, Marketing, Asia, Disabled persons, Travel, Disabled consumers

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Discount frenzy pains Ho Chi Minh City hotels

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Hotels in Ho Chin Minh City, Vietnam, are experiencing the problem of severe overcapacity in light of disappointing tourist inflow. To remedy this situation, hotel owners and managers have engaged in various promotions such as discounted prices and food and beverage giveaways. Easily the most aggressive hotel in the city is New World Hotel Saigon which was established in 1995 and is a product of a joint venture between a local and a Hong Kong company.

Industry Overview, Economic aspects, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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