Hotel.Online Hospitality News
October 27, 2009

• Stay-over tourism continues to decline in 2009 (Cayman Net News, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands)
• An epilogue for Eastover: Resort's final days are tinged with sadness and joyous memories (The Berkshire Eagle, Pittsfield, Mass.)
• Boyd says Echelon won't restart for 'three to five years' (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• Harrah's reports $1 billion net loss in third quarter (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• Station Casinos files for reorganization extension (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• Hip Delano hotel holds line on prices: Don't look for an escape from the recession at the Delano. Rates this summer were down just a little, as the South Beach hotel holds the line on a price war. (The Miami Herald)
• Developer changes Mount Desert Island hotel, parking plans (Bangor Daily News, Maine)
• Buckeye Hall of Fame Cafe site primed for hotel (The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio)
• Three finalists chosen for downtown hotel: By Steve Vied (Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky.)
• Hotel officials charged in restaurant eviction attempt (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
• Lebanon sees highest tourism growth worldwide - report (The Daily Star, Beirut, Lebanon)
• Luxurious boutique hotel brings flair for art to Downtown Beirut (The Daily Star, Beirut, Lebanon)
• Lebanon County's newest hotel on express to success (Lebanon Daily News, Pa.)
• Developer scales back plans for Edgewater Hotel (The Wisconsin State Journal)
• Mohegan Sun hosting forum on Palmer casino plan (Boston Herald)