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Tuesday, February 13, 2024
Hollywood Creative Alliance Sues Rival Critics’ Association for Defamation Marriott's Moxy Hotel Brand Debuts in Canada Visit Anaheim Launches Local Workforce Development Initiative MPI’s EMEC Heading To Luxembourg
Hollywood Creative Alliance Sues Rival Critics’ Association for Defamation… The Hollywood Creative Alliance (HCA) has filed a defamation lawsuit against the Critics Choice Association (CCA) after CCA accused the other association of attempting to influence its awards voting process. The HCA claims CCA’s accusation was false, and that it resulted in the exits of 70 HCA members.
Marriott's Moxy Hotel Brand Debuts in Canada ... Marriott International announced the opening of the Moxy Halifax Downtown in Halifax, Nova Scotia on February 8. The 160-room hotel on the Canadian Atlantic coast is the nation’s first Moxy Hotel.
Visit Anaheim Launches Local Workforce Development Initiative… Seeking to fill the travel workforce pipeline, Visit Anaheim has announced Workforce Development, a program for local high school students to learn about diverse career options within the tourism and hospitality industry. The bureau’s Workforce Development program will go to 15 different high schools.
MPI’s EMEC Heading To Luxembourg… The 35th edition of MPI’s Annual European Meetings and Events Conference (EMEC) is set for March 3-5. The European Convention Center Luxembourg is serving as the host venue with a full slate of education, commerce and networking on the agenda. Find more here.
HOTS Eiffel Elation … Updating a recent HOTS story, Richard Plaud has been awarded the Guinness World Record for the world's tallest structure using matchsticks after first having his effort rejected. UPI said the Frenchman originally built the 23.6-foot model using over 700,000 matches, but was rejected because the structure must be built from matches that are available to the public for purchase and don't have flammable red tips‑ and they must "not be cut, disassembled or deformed to the point where they are no longer recognized" as matches. After Guinness World Records Officials reviewed the decision, Mark McKinley, Director of Central Record Services, said Plaud has been awarded the title. HOTS says, “Vive la Guinness,” or whatever the proper terminology is.
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