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Hospitality Pulse: Hotel and Resort Industry News for Dec. 22, 2015

Hotel & Resort Patrick Clarke December 22, 2015

Wind Creek Casino & Hotel Montgomery Completes $65 Million Renovation
Alabama's Wind Creek Casino & Hotel Montgomery opened the final phase of its $65 million renovation Monday.

James Packer Resigns from Crown Resorts Board
The Australian billionaire has decided to leave the company's board just months after stepping down as chairman.

Hotel Training Workers with Disabilities Opens in Indiana
At least 20 percent of the hotel's 129-person workforce will be people with developmental and other types of disabilities, with more to receive training down the road.

Marriott Closes $500 Million Loan to Build Gaylord Rockies Resort
The company announced it has closed the construction loan to build the 1,500-room Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center in Aurora, Colorado.

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