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Latest Spa Trends Focus on Wellness
By Beth J. Harpaz Associated Press NEW YORK -- America's top spas gathered in New York recently for the annual meeting of the International Spa Association.
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The Leading Hotels of the World, Ltd. Begins Global CRS Migration
The Leading Hotels of the World, Ltd. has begun preparation for the massive global migration to a CRS developed by TRUST International, following an extensive evaluation of the current technology and service providers.
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Businessman warns of 'unwellness spa' industry
Spas and treatment rooms in the fast-growing health and wellness industry are inefficient and wasteful consumers of water and electricity, and need to pay more attention to the impact on global warming, the chairman of Six Senses Resorts and Spas warned last week.
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Jacqui Phillips Cosmetics Featured In The TV Guide 2006 Emmy Award Gift Bags
(PRWEB) August 29, 2006 -- Jacqui Phillips Cosmetics Daiquiri Girl and Cosmo Girl are two Lip Glosses from the Jacqui Phillips Lush Line that had the privilege of being featured in this years high profile TV Guide Gift Bags at the Emmy Awards in LA.
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Leisure retailer to locate in S. Bloomington
BLOOMINGTON The former Parkway Foods in south Bloomington will have a new tenant in mid-October. The Great Escape, a regional leisure and recreation chain, leased the space and plans to open in about six weeks, said Jerry Loizzo. Loizzo also owns the franchises in Peoria and Bettendorf, Iowa.
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Dubai hotels 'already too expensive'
Dubai: Dubai is widely seen as the engine that is driving the UAE's tourism growth but there could be long-term fallout from the rising cost of hotel stay in the city on tourism in other emirates, some hoteliers believe.
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Getting tough on people who smoke in cars with children
SACRAMENTO Parents who smoke in their automobiles when children 6 and under are present could be fined $100, in a bill the Senate approved Monday.
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