Hotel developments that embrace universities and colleges have been a trend for years, writes Maya Sweedler. The Abernathy hotel in Clemson, S.C., is an example, incorporating references to Clemson University. (Wall Street Journal)
Read MoreThroughout the US, neglected motels of the 1950s and 1960s are being refurbished as destinations for well-to-do minimalist travelers. These trendy properties contain vintage accessories, outdoor fireplaces and gourmet cuisine. (JLL Real Views)
Read MoreDomino’s Pizza Inc. has declared more Infrastructure Weeks. After the Ann Arbor, Mich.-based pizza giant in June announced it would distribute paving grants to help communities fill potholes, the company said it received more than 137,000 nominations from 15,275 ZIP codes across the country. (Nation’s Restaurant News)
Read MoreFans of certain limited-service restaurant companies are wearing their passion for these brands on their sleeves—sometimes literally. A growing number of operators are designing brand-related apparel, accessories, and other novelty items in an effort to align themselves more closely to their customers. (QSR)
Read MoreLAS VEGAS — Stadiums, corporate buildings and other facilities that draw crowds have strengthened their security since 9/11, and in return, they have earned U.S. protections in the event their efforts fail to prevent a terrorist attack and they are sued. But hotels have not received the same safeguards. (Finance & Commerce)
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