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Oucher!
The kids probably only campaigned for him, to get his obnoxious ass out of the business.
Now he's ruining it.
I bet his $10 billion Net Worth went down $12 Billion.
:^)
Trump name dumped from new branded hotels
Trump Hotels announced that their newest hotels will be called Scion
October 23, 2016
Trump name dumped from new branded hotels
Trump’s name may be everywhere right now – except on new hotels. Following reports that occupancy rates at Trump Hotels are falling, new hotels from the brand will now longer bear Trump’s name.
Instead, the new line of Trump Hotels will be called Scion, according to Fortune. The rebranding is said to be part of a new push geared towards millennials.
“We wanted a name that would be a nod to the Trump family and to the tremendous success it has had with its businesses, including Trump Hotels, while allowing for a clear distinction between our luxury and lifestyle brands,” Trump Hotels CEO Eric Danziger said in a statement.
However, Trump Hotels insist the rebranding has nothing to do with the Trump controversial presidential campaign. They say they are simply reacting to empty rooms.
At the new Trump International Hotel in D.C, rates fell below $500, while nearly every other five-star hotel was sold out for the International Monetary Fund conference."..."
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The kids probably only campaigned for him, to get his obnoxious ass out of the business.
Now he's ruining it.
I bet his $10 billion Net Worth went down $12 Billion.
:^)
Trump name dumped from new branded hotels
Trump Hotels announced that their newest hotels will be called Scion
October 23, 2016
Trump name dumped from new branded hotels
Trump’s name may be everywhere right now – except on new hotels. Following reports that occupancy rates at Trump Hotels are falling, new hotels from the brand will now longer bear Trump’s name.
Instead, the new line of Trump Hotels will be called Scion, according to Fortune. The rebranding is said to be part of a new push geared towards millennials.
“We wanted a name that would be a nod to the Trump family and to the tremendous success it has had with its businesses, including Trump Hotels, while allowing for a clear distinction between our luxury and lifestyle brands,” Trump Hotels CEO Eric Danziger said in a statement.
However, Trump Hotels insist the rebranding has nothing to do with the Trump controversial presidential campaign. They say they are simply reacting to empty rooms.
At the new Trump International Hotel in D.C, rates fell below $500, while nearly every other five-star hotel was sold out for the International Monetary Fund conference."..."
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