Despite its crotchety taxi drivers, prickly locals and morose economy, Paris remains one of the world's leading tourist destinations. Thanks in large part to a steady stream of well-heeled travelers from the U.S., Middle East and various BRIC nations, Paris' hotel and tourism sector continues to thrive notwithstanding the current economy. The newly refurbished Prince de Galles Hotel, set to officially reopen tomorrow (May 16), is therefore perfectly poised to take advantage of the demand for luxury accommodation.
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"This Space Available": The Limits Of Branding.
As consumers, we are bombarded with branding and advertising messages virtually from the moment we wake in the morning until we drift off to sleep at night. The growth of social media and mobile technology has only escalated this phenomenon. We rarely have time to stop and ask ourselves about the impact of this constant barrage of information not only on our purchasing behavior but on our perception of the world around us.
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