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New Microtel Inn in Alaska.(Lodging)(Brief Article)

Emmi/List Partnership has recently held its grand opening ceremony for Alaska's second Microtel Inn & Suites in Eagle River. Microtel Inn & Suites is a budget hotel chain with more than 250 locations worldwide. "There's a real need in the Eagle River market for a new budget hotel. With its

Publication: Alaska Business Monthly

The Alaska Hotel & Lodging Association. (Biz Buzz).(announces 2003 officers and executive committee)(Brief Article)

The Alaska Hotel & Lodging Association has announced its 2003 slate of officers and executive committee: chairman, Jeff Butcher, Hotel Halsingland, Haines; president, Frank Rose, Denali Bluffs Hotel & Grande Denali Lodge, Fairbanks; vice president, Jack Reiss, Denali Park Resorts,

Publication: Alaska Business Monthly

Find unusual lodging on Alaska site.(Going Places)(Online & in print)

Byline: Judy Babcock Wylie Daily Herald Correspondent Alaska's Southwest, www.southwestalaska.com, includes the Alaska Peninsula, the Aleutian chain, the Kodiak Archipelago and the Pribilof Islands, and covers more than 50 remote communities. The area is known for Kodiak brown bear viewing, birding

Publication: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

Alaska Hotel and Lodging Association.(Right Moves)(C. Kevin Batters)(Brief Article)

C. Kevin Batters, general manager of the Hilton Anchorage Hotel, was recently appointed to the American Hotel & Lodging Association board of directors representing Alaska. Batters has served as a board member with the Alaska Hotel & Lodging Association for the past year. Batters'

Publication: Alaska Business Monthly

ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION ISSUES PUBLIC NOTICE ON SOLICITATION FOR EQUIPMENT, MEALS, LODGING

The Alaska Department of Natural Resources issued the following public notice: Body of Notice: The Division of Forestry is soliciting offers to provide meals, lodging, and equipment to aid in the 2008 wildland fire season. Equipment and/or services that may be required include trucks, dozers,

Publication: US Fed News Service, Including US State News

ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES ISSUES PUBLIC NOTICE ON CONTINUING OFFER FOR EQUIPMENT, MEALS, LODGING

The Alaska Department of Natural Resources issued the following public notice: Body of Notice: The Division of Forestry is soliciting offers to provide meals, lodging, and equipment to aid in the 2007 wildland fire season. Equipment and/or services that may be required include trucks, dozers,

Publication: US Fed News Service, Including US State News

The Alaska alternative: Bed-and-breakfasts

ANCHORAGE, Alaska In Ketchikan, you can have breakfast served by a retired bush pilot or the wife of a commercial salmon fisherman. In Juneau, the home in which you are staying looks out on the yard of historic St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church. In Anchorage, you can soak in a log cabin's

Publication: Chicago Sun-Times

Alaska-style hospitality at B & Bs around Anchorage. (bed and breakfast inns; Anchorage, Alaska)

REINDEER SAUSAGE and sourdough pancakes are among the morning treats that may await guests at one of the many bed-and-breakfast inns that have sprung up around Anchorage in recent years. The Anchorage Convention & Visitors Bureau says there are now about 450 of them, and the majority have

Publication: Sunset

DETAILS Alaska

GETTING THERE: Flights from Washington to Anchorage require at least one stop. Northwest and Alaska Airlines, for example, offer service, via Minneapolis and Seattle, respectively, for about $600 round trip. Alaska Airlines also services most in-state destinations. NATIONAL PARKS: A trip to Katmai

Publication: The Washington Post

Two Alaska Native Corporations Plan Joint Hotel, Tourism Ventures.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)

Mar. 31--Two Alaska Native corporations are joining forces to open a resort near the entrance to Denali National Park and Preserve. Cook Inlet Region Inc. and Doyon Ltd. announced plans Thursday to jointly expand their tourism ventures. Topping the list are plans to open a full-service hotel, with

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News