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The No. 1 Place Where Americans 'Forget' to Tip—But You Should 'Always' Leave at Least $3, Says Etiquette Expert – NBC 7 San Diego

The percentage of Americans who tip hotel housekeepers is steadily declining, down to 23% from 28% just two years earlier, Bankrate reports. ....

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The No. 1 Place Where Americans 'Forget' to Tip—But You Should 'Always' Leave at Least $3, Says Etiquette Expert – NBC Chicago

The percentage of Americans who tip hotel housekeepers is steadily declining, down to 23% from 28% just two years earlier, Bankrate reports. ....

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The No. 1 Place Where Americans 'Forget' to Tip—But You Should 'Always' Leave at Least $3, Says Etiquette Expert – NBC New York

The percentage of Americans who tip hotel housekeepers is steadily declining, down to 23% from 28% just two years earlier, Bankrate reports. ....

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The No. 1 Place Where Americans Forget to Tip But Should 'Always' Leave at Least $3, From an Etiquette Expert – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

The percentage of Americans who tip hotel housekeepers is steadily declining, down to 23% from 28% just two years earlier, Bankrate reports. ....

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The Next 100 Years: Hospitality Guests of Tomorrow

Article - The Next 100 Years: Hospitality Guests of Tomorrow - In this report, we present a panel discussion in which we look ahead to where the hotel and travel industry will be in the next 100 years. We chose this topic in part because 1922 was the year when the American Hotel Association (as it was then known) encouraged Cornell University to create a hotel program, which had the goal of helping to professionalize an industry that was experiencing the growth and expansion of the first hotel chains (notably, the Hotels Statler). ....

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