Sentences with phrase «largest budget hotel chains»

It is perhaps of little surprise that the UKs largest budget hotel chain, Premier Inn, is planning to expand into Qatar's capital this year.

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Overall, this is a memorable spot and if it fits your budget, you want to be downtown and would prefer to avoid a large chain hotel, Llyod's is recommended.
Premier Inn is the UK's biggest hotel chain and is currently the largest provider of budget hotels within the M25 area, with aims to increase its number of rooms by 50 % and double its size with new hotels in London by 2016.
Travelodge will open seven hotels in July, with four of the sites being located in London, making the budget hotel chain the largest hotelier in the capital for the Olympic Games.
Travelodge has just opened its tenth hotel in Edinburgh, making the budget hotel chain the largest hotelier in Scotland's capital city.
Moving from being a roadside hotel chain to becoming one of the UK's largest, fastest growing and most highly recognised budget hotel brand; is an achievement that everyone involved with Travelodge should be proud of.»
The lack of large hotel chains, small — to medium - priced hotels and inns allow the hobby on the Caribbean coast and leisure travelers on a budget.
A hotel chain with a large budget might have broader awareness goals of introducing people to their latest building and brand, while a coworking software app may care immensely about every ad interaction on the signup journey.
In Japan, largest retailer in Bic Camera, budget hotel chain Capsule, major airline Peach, and the country's largest grid operator Remixpoint accept bitcoin as a currency.
The country's largest electronic retailer Bic Camera, leading budget airline Peach, and hotel chain Capsule have been accepting bitcoin since mid-2017, almost immediately after the Japanese government legalized and approved bitcoin as a currency.
In Japan, some of the largest electronics manufacturers, budget hotel chains, airlines, and retailers have already started to accept bitcoin as a payment method since early 2017, almost immediately after the Japanese government legalized bitcoin and regulated its cryptocurrency exchange market.
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