Sentence examples for lodging services from inspiring English sources
Peer-to-peer lodging services like CouchSurfing and AirBnB are nothing new, but Bed&Fed (bedandfed.co.uk) offers a bit more at a bargain.
Services include a broad range of items including telephone and utility service, legal and financial services, and travel and lodging services.
Lodging services regularly purchase a large quantity of supplies for which procurement systems play a crucial role in maintaining daily operations and quality.
Courtesy of Airbnb and other short-term lodging services, as well as a new city law that makes it easy to transform your home into a vacation rental, thousands of residents and out-of-town investors are renting homes one day at a time to tourists instead of longer-term to locals.
The first variable measured the number of retail businesses, personal and lodging services in the block group in 2008 in which the station was housed (N = 5,649).
The concept is similar to the online lodging service Airbnb, except you're renting parking spaces instead of a room.
USA Networks already owns majority stakes in Hotel Reservation Network, a discount lodging service, and Ticketmaster, the dominant event ticket agency, which in turn owns Citysearch, a network of Internet guides to local events.
By contrast, ride-hailing app Uber, lodging service Airbnb and cloud storage startup Dropbox -- all of which are private firms with high valuations -- earn money.
This consolidation means groups with high bandwidth requirements can tap unused guest room or administrative capacity without having to switch networks and have their service interrupted, said Page Petry, senior vice president for information resources, North American Lodging Field Services for Marriott International, Renaissance's parent company.
It has a comprehensive list of businesses that can be customized to show only your preferred food, lodging and service station chains.
But it also said that when formal complaints had been lodged, contract services providers had acted appropriately "in the most part" in dealing with them.
