Congressman Crowley And Crowne Plaza NY LaGuardia Hotel Director Secure Big Win

From: The Culvert Chronicles | Date: April 17, 2008| Author: Anonymous | Copyright information

After seven long months of battle with the General Services Administration (GSA), the hotel and hospitality industry in Queens have officially open its doors again to welcome government business back into the borough.

Two years ago the GSA lowered the Hotel Government Per Diem for Queens from $230 down to a mere $135.00 saying that "there was enough business to be had in Queens". But the hotels had said, no, calling it an unfair decision and closed their doors shutting out all governme...

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