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Independent hotel management company Trilogy Hotels has announced the expansion of its portfolio with the signing of three new properties in Sydney, Australia.The company has entered agreements for Novotel Sydney Parramatta and Mercure Sydney Parramatta
In his new role, Ryan will oversee the execution of the country's commercial function including sales, marketing, and reservations. A native of Cape Town, South Africa, Ryan's passion for hospitality began during his school years,
The "De Dilly" hotel in London and the "De Manor" hotel in Amsterdam, from Beit Fatal's Leonardo chain of hotels, were chosen today (Monday) as the best hotels by National Geographic magazine, as published in
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