Definition of hotelier
: a proprietor or manager of a hotel
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And in some cases, retailers, hoteliers, and other organizations might still require a signature with a purchase.
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An event planner and hotelier, Tivi is a member of the Ubud Royal Family on the Indonesian island of Bali.
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Cintrón, the hotelier, said violence strikes overwhelmingly in areas not visited by tourists.
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The CEOs of restaurant chain Bojangles', Bubble Wrap maker Sealed Air, hotelier Extended Stay America, industrial conglomerate Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises and door and window maker Jeld-Wen Holding have all stepped down for various reasons.
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Historically, the statement belt was best left to the likes of punks (black with silver studs) and Las Vegas hoteliers (alligator)—meaning a belt that got noticed was not such a good idea.
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That one is championed by the hoteliers who argue short-term rental sites have received a free pass at their expense, and need more safety rules.
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The nuns instead wanted to sell it to restaurateur-hotelier Dana Hollister but Perry ended up winning the legal dispute.
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In recent weeks, the proposal has been quietly shopped to civic organizations by its chief backers, Chicago hotelier Laurence Geller and Lou Raizin, president of Broadway in Chicago.
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Origin and Etymology of hotelier
French hôtelier, from Old French hostelier, from hostel
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: a person who owns or operates a hotel
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