+ Follow MACTAN AIRPORT HOTEL AND CASINO Tag
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[Title] => Waterfront Hotel chain profit surges 29 times in H1
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The Gatchalian-controlled hotel chain Waterfront Philippines Inc. reported an unaudited net operating profit of P146 million in the first half this year or more than 29 times the previous level, driven by the aggressive expansion of its international and domestic distribution network.
In a statement, Waterfront said its revenues rose eight percent to P939 million from P871 million while gross operating profit grew 15 percent to P392 million from P341 million a year earlier.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-03 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1804021
[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => Waterfront sets aside P250M for renovation
[Summary] => Waterfront Philippines Inc. is spending another P250 million this year for the second phase of its renovation program, aimed at capturing more clients and further cementing its hold as the largest Filipino-owned hotel chain in the country.
The second phase will cover the refurbishment of the guest rooms and suites of Waterfront’s four hotels, namely the Manila Pavillion Hotel and Casino, Cebu City Hotel and Casino, Mactan Airport Hotel and Casino, and the Davao Insular Hotel.
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MACTAN AIRPORT HOTEL AND CASINO
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[Title] => Waterfront Hotel chain profit surges 29 times in H1
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The Gatchalian-controlled hotel chain Waterfront Philippines Inc. reported an unaudited net operating profit of P146 million in the first half this year or more than 29 times the previous level, driven by the aggressive expansion of its international and domestic distribution network.
In a statement, Waterfront said its revenues rose eight percent to P939 million from P871 million while gross operating profit grew 15 percent to P392 million from P341 million a year earlier.
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[ArticleID] => 343909
[Title] => Waterfront sets aside P250M for renovation
[Summary] => Waterfront Philippines Inc. is spending another P250 million this year for the second phase of its renovation program, aimed at capturing more clients and further cementing its hold as the largest Filipino-owned hotel chain in the country.
The second phase will cover the refurbishment of the guest rooms and suites of Waterfront’s four hotels, namely the Manila Pavillion Hotel and Casino, Cebu City Hotel and Casino, Mactan Airport Hotel and Casino, and the Davao Insular Hotel.
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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