Carlson Hotels Worldwide has opened a new $80 million resort in the French Caribbean dependency of St. Martin. The Minneapolis-based company’s VP for communications, Tom Polski, says the 252-room Radisson St. Martin Resort is the 1,000th hotel in Carlson’s worldwide portfolio.
Carlson Hotels Worldwide has opened a new $80 million resort in the French Caribbean dependency of St. Martin. The Minneapolis-based company’s VP for communications, Tom Polski, says the 252-room Radisson St. Martin Resort is the 1,000th hotel in Carlson’s worldwide portfolio.
Sherman, Conn. USA, PhoCusWright Inc., the travel industry research authority, announces the selection of Ram Badrinathan as general manager, Asia Pacific. Mr. Badrinathan will head the development of PhoCusWright’s business in the Asia Pacific region including strategy, syndicated research, custom engagements and conference activity. His team in Mumbai and across the region will track and analyze emerging developments and opportunities in global travel distribution.
Sherman, Conn. USA, PhoCusWright Inc., the travel industry research authority, announces the selection of Ram Badrinathan as general manager, Asia Pacific. Mr. Badrinathan will head the development of PhoCusWright’s business in the Asia Pacific region including strategy, syndicated research, custom engagements and conference activity. His team in Mumbai and across the region will track and analyze emerging developments and opportunities in global travel distribution.
Budapest Airport signed a contract with Kesz Zrt., a company from Szeged, Hungary, for the extension and refurbishment of Terminals 2A and 2B. The 200 million euro (52 billion HUF) investment signals the beginning of the most spectacular phase of the development program for Ferihegy Airport, the construction of the new centralized passenger terminal with the landmark building called BUD SkyCourt, linking today’s Terminal 2A and 2B.
Budapest Airport signed a contract with Kesz Zrt., a company from Szeged, Hungary, for the extension and refurbishment of Terminals 2A and 2B. The 200 million euro (52 billion HUF) investment signals the beginning of the most spectacular phase of the development program for Ferihegy Airport, the construction of the new centralized passenger terminal with the landmark building called BUD SkyCourt, linking today’s Terminal 2A and 2B.