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Great American Hoteliers

Pioneers of the Hotel Industry

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388 pages
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14 hours

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The book explores the evolution of American hotels from the pre-Civil War era to the rise of modern hospitality, highlighting their significance in American culture. It examines the influence of travel and transportation advancements, such as the transcontinental railroad and the Interstate Highway System, on hotel development. Through in-depth research, the author uncovers the stories of influential hoteliers like Henry Flagler and Conrad Hilton, emphasizing their unconventional paths to success in the hospitality industry, often starting from humble beginnings.

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Great American Hoteliers, Stanley Turkel

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2009
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