Sentences with phrase «annual number of stays»

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An annual census of unsheltered homeless individuals called the HOPE count, which is taken each January, showed at the beginning of this year that the number of unsheltered people on the city's streets had stayed roughly the same, from 3,180 people in 2014 to 3,182 in January of 2015.

There's no cap on the number of annual stays, so the program can both save you cash and enhance a hotel experience.

I don't carry the Chase Ritz - Carlton Visa since I don't pay $ 450 annual fees, but it has a number of features that may offer genuine value: a $ 100 hotel credit every time you book a paid Ritz - Carlton stay of 2 or more nights and three lounge upgrades on paid stays annually.

The number of annual stays is unlimited.

According to the Dubai Statistics Centre, serviced apartments across the board in Dubai have experience consistent increases in the number of guests and number of nights stayed, which is reflected by compound annual growth rates of 14 per cent and 19 per cent respectively over the period 2008 to 2012.

For the perk to apply, award nights have to be booked consecutively, but the number of annual stays is unlimited.

When you factor in the free fourth night that the card offers on hotel stays — every hotel stay purchased through the card, an unlimited number of times per year with no blackout dates — the card more than makes up for its annual fee.

A number of the IT partners attended the annual ITechLaw conference in San Diego, meeting new members and connecting with colleagues from around the world, and staying on top of world wide trends in technology law.

Purchases rose in two of four U.S. regions, including a 9 percent gain in the biggest region, the South; sales fell 17.6 percent in second - largest region, the West The number of properties sold in which construction hadn't yet started rose to an annual pace of 188,000 last month from 152,000, a sign that developers will stay busy in the coming months Report released jointly by the Census Bureau and Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington