Hospitality LCD

LG Slamdunk

admin — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 22:40:20 +0000

Looking to purchase HDTVs for your hotel property? Put LG into your game plan. From March 1, 2010 through June 30, 2010, LG is offering a court full of incentives. Purchase 25 or 35 qualifying models and receive one FREE. As a bonus, purchase 100 or more qualifying models and receive your choice of a 47LH300C or a 50PS60C. Add sophistication and style to your guest rooms and provide an HD experience your guests have come to expect. It’s a slam dunk with LG! For every 25 units you purchase of the same model, receive ONE (1) of the same model FREE

•37LH200C 720p, Public Display Settings, Hi-Gloss Black, ENERGY STAR •37LH260H/42LH260H 720p, Pro:Idiom, Integrated b-LAN, Hi-Gloss Black, ENERGY STAR
•37LH265H 720p, Pro:Idiom, Integrated b-LAN, Matte Black, ENERGY STAR •42LH300C 1080p, Public Display Settings, Hi-Gloss Black, ENERGY STAR

As a bonus, if you purchase 100 or more of the qualifying models in the “Buy 25 get ONE FREE” or “Buy 35 get ONE FREE” promotions, you will receive your choice of one FREE 47LH300C or one FREE 50PS60C. (example: purchase 100 of the 37LH200C and receive 4 FREE + your bonus)

All screen images are simulated. Dimensions and weights are approximate. Design, features and specifications subject to change without notice.

We Also Offer

admin — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:12:53 +0000

1 free 32 inch consumer LCD for every 100 units of 32 or larger,
AC, Fridge, Microwaves, DVD players, Room Safes
Satellite Video, Digital Pay Per View
Digital iPod Clock Radio, Guest Remotes
Mounting Brackets – wall, desktop, and other
Discounted credit card processing, advances on credit receivables
100% lease financing available

Travel Promotion Act Faces Final Passage, Vote Expected Soon

admin — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:02:20 +0000

The travel community is on the cusp of final passage of the Travel Promotion Act, landmark legislation which will for the first time create a public-private partnership to promote travel to the United States. The travel community is on the cusp of final passage of the Travel Promotion Act, landmark legislation which will for the first time create a public-private partnership to promote travel to the United States. After months of focus on other issues, including health care reform and jobs stimulus legislation, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has indicated that final consideration of this important bill is imminent. President Obama also touted the value of the legislation during his comments in Las Vegas this past Friday.

We urge you to please start reaching out to your Senators today to ensure that when the bill is brought to the floor they are ready to support it. Speak to them about the immediate need to pass this bill in order to help our economy by attracting new spending, creating new jobs and reducing our national deficit, all at no cost to American taxpayers (see below for links to contact information and talking points).
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In order to help you make the case, we worked in conjunction with Oxford Economics to develop a new analysis of overseas travel to the United States titled The Lost Decade which shows the failure of the United States to simply keep pace with the growth in international long-haul travel worldwide and how much it has cost our economy:

- 68.3 million lost visitors, each of whom on average spend well over $4,000 dollars.

- $509 billion in lost spending, including $214 billion in direct spending and $295 billion in downstream spending at restaurants, retailers, and scores of other small businesses.

- 441,000 lost jobs, direct, indirect and induced, in all regions of the country.

- $32 billion in lost tax revenue at the federal, state and local levels.

- $270 billion in lost trade surplus, export funding needed to rebuild our economy.

As you know, the Senate passed the Travel Promotion Act in September (S.1023) with a strong bipartisan vote of 79-19. The Travel Promotion Act was then unanimously approved by the House of Representatives in November as part of H.R.1299. Because the legislation creates “revenue” for the federal government, the Constitution requires that the Travel Promotion Act originate in the House. Therefore, the Senate must now take a final vote on H.R.1299.

It’s important that every Senator who supported the legislation in September hear again from members of the travel community thanking them for their original vote of support and urging their continued support in the coming weeks for final passage of the legislation.

Your relentless grassroots advocacy for more than two years has moved the United States one giant step closer to its first multi-million dollar, nationally coordinated travel promotion program. Let’s get the job done in the Senate with final passage.

Contact Your Senators TODAY

Call or email your Senator today and let him/her know that you value their support for the Travel Promotion Act.