Right This Way! Hotels Make Room for Risk Management

In the months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the U.S. hospitality industry took a one-two punch. Travel and tourism plummeted as worried Americans canceled vacation plans and cautious businesses cut back on trips. Then, the economy sputtered, and insurance companies, already battered by the biggest single loss in history, watched their ...

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