Traditional Business Segment : Guests belonging to this segment are predominately business people, 26-65 years old, staying in 2-3 star hotels, have visited the destination more than once and are travelling alone or with a business partner. They are "always" online and willing to pay for mobile information. Though they always want to know their exact location within the destination, they tend to be "independent" and unlikely to consult sources for local information (e.g. tourist office, locals).
Techie Male Business Segment : Guests of this cluster are predominantly 41-50 years old men, visit the destination frequently, are with a business partner and mostly stay in 3-4 star hotels. They have the highest usage of advanced mobile devices (more than 50% have a 3G phone or PDA) and are willing to pay significantly more for mobile information than members of any other clusters. They consult many sources (websites, mobile devices, friends and concierges) for destination information, significantly more than the other clusters.
Identifying these segments and their information requirements pinpoints the early adopters. These innovators are crucial in penetrating the market and encouraging widespread commercial use of hotel LBS. This research also indicates that the 3-4 star hotels should be the focus for the launch of a mobile concierge in the (Swiss) hotel market.
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The Majestic Colonial Hotel is located in Dominique Republic. It is a five star hotel, which has a very good reputation and is a target by many famous tourists.
A five star hotel is a five star hotel no matter where it is located.
St martin's lane hotel is not a five star hotel. It is actually only a four star hotel. It has many great qualities, but it just did not qualify for five stars. There are huge rooms, great service, and great food as would be in a five star hotel.
No, there doesn't appear to be any five star hotels on the water in Anaheim. According to hotels.com, the highest rated hotel is a 4 star hotel.
It was a five star hotel. Some people think its 4 but it is 5!
It's a five red star (Inspector's choice) hotel.
There are certainly five star hotels in Denmark. For instance, there are international five star hotels such as Hilton hotel, the Grand Hyatt, and the Wyndham hotel.
The Luhya translation of the English words 'five star hotel' is "Ihoteli yi ikuluu".
Not in America, its a five star system
3-star is an overall average hotel. these aren't very expensive. 4-star is a good relatively good hotel for families. it costs more than a 3-star but less than a five-star. 5-star is an all-around amazing hotel. it is usssually the most expensive.
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There are many different five star hotels in Nevada. Depending on what kind of hotel you are looking for and where you will be will a big factor on the hotel you will stay at during your time in Nevada.