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Locate interior design-related hospitality organizations
representing resort communities and vacation destinations, food
service, restaurant and retail planners and hotel developments. |
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Hospitality Design Magazine Leads Industry With Action-Oriented
Green Day Conference |
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The Regus Group Introduces New Business Lounge Concept in U.S. |
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American Resort Development Association |
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ARDA, the Washington, DC - based trade association, was originally established in
1969 as the American Land Development Association (ALDA). Through its alliances with
timeshare trade associations worldwide, ARDA is now recognized as the leading organization
for guiding the growth of the timesharing vacation ownership industry worldwide. ARDA's
diverse membership includes companies with interests in vacation ownership resorts,
community development, fractional ownership, camp resorts, land development, second homes
and resort communities. Members range from small, privately held firms to publicly traded
companies. |
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British Hospitality Organization |
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As the national trade association for
hotels, restaurants and caterers, our primary role is to lobby
government across the UK and in Europe, representing the views of
the industry. |
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The
Hospitality Industry Network |
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NEWH links professionals
from every facet of the Hospitality Industry and related fields:
Development, Operations/Management, Design, Architecture, Education,
Foodservice, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Production, Purchasing, Sales,
Senior Living, Marketing and Communications. |
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International
Hotel & Restaurant Association |
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IH&RA represents over 750,000
establishments in more than 150 countries and provides a voice at international level. The
IH&RA is a global network of independent and chain operators, national associations,
hospitality suppliers and educational centres in the hotel and restaurant industry.
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Institute of Store Planners |
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ISP is the only international
professional society totally dedicated to the challenges and rewards of
retail store planning and design and to developing creative, competent
retail design professionals to meet the needs of the ever-changing
landscape of retailing. ISP design professionals include: architects,
industrial designers, interior designers, planners, draftsmen and
detailers, visual merchandisers, graphic designers, lighting experts,
project and construction managers, CAD & IT specialists, & marketing
specialists. |
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Meeting
Professionals International |
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MPI the world's largest association of meeting
professionals with almost 20,000 members in 64 countries committed to shaping and defining
the future of the meeting and event industry. |
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National Retail Federation |
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NRF includes both
retail and associate members. Associate membership encompasses companies providing
products and services to the retail industry, as well as, colleges, universities and the
media. |
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Themed Entertainment Association |
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TEA is an
international alliance of the world's most talented and experienced professionals in the
location-based entertainment industry today. Our members have played key roles in the
development and/or production of nearly all of the most successful theme parks,
entertainment centers, casino/resorts, museums, themed restaurants and themed retail on
the planet.
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