Sentence examples for setting up hotels from inspiring English sources

Some of the island's visitors are staying, setting up hotels, dive shops and organic farms that serve elaborate dinners with tropical ingredients.

Annan's year in Minnesota had turned into fifteen years as an expatriate, and in 1974 he accepted an offer to manage the Ghana Tourist Development Company, setting up hotels along the coast.

But in the city's watering holes, alongside the gun-runners and diplomats, you find Swiss-trained catering specialists setting up hotel schools.

He knows of many outsiders who come to the island, keen to set up hotels and tourist firms.

I set up hotel rooms for the concert".

When gold was discovered at Yogo Creek, Ringold sold her boarding house in Fort Benton and left for the Yogo gold fields, setting up a hotel, restaurant, and saloon in Yogo City where she sang and played music.

Propose in a nicely set-up hotel room.

There was talk of Europeans setting up a small hotel for climbers and walkers there.

For the user, they avoid paying money for the unwanted room (and they might even make a few bucks), while the hotel makes far more money than they would from a cancellation fee from incidentals like WiFi, minibar, etc. Roomer sets up through hotels and travel agencies directly, so that each time a user wants to cancel their hotel room, they're sent to the Roomer site to list it for sale.

Once you've got the planning taken care of, it's time to go to the hotel and set up.

In those days, they used to set up in hotels.