Hotels.com sued over inability to book wheelchair-accessible rooms

23 May 2007 | Miscellaneous | 0 comments

Hotels.com is being sued by two Californian women because they could not ensure rooms booked via the website were wheelchair-accessible. The lawsuit claims that Hotels.com breaks the state’s civil rights laws, its Disabled Persons Act and its Unfair Competition Law. The problem stems from site visitors offered disabled-access rooms as an option that it cannot guarantee ahead of the person’s arrival at the hotel. As e-consultancy...

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Digital marketing workshops for UK destination managers

23 May 2007 | Miscellaneous | 0 comments

The Tourism Management Institute are holding a series of digital marketing and technology workshops on 20th June at Leeds Metropolitan University. There will also be a number of companies exhibiting their products, including suppliers of DMS, e-marketing tools, CRM systems and web design. Online book and event brochure over at http://emmm.co.uk/tmi/.

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@thatispeter Sounds good Pete, look forward to hearing more about it. Lomo wall looks ace. Been enjoying the mini diana experience of late

@jtbrink Certainly a lot happening but think like the news changes it'll grow on you. Not as much as a mess as Pakistan's top/middle order!

@thatispeter Good to hear it, what you working on at the moment? Doing grand here thanks, just beavering away on a bit of a site revamp.