+ Follow MERCURE GRAND HOTEL Tag
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[Title] => Hard times hit hotels in Davao City
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY  Hard times have indeed hit hotels in this city since last year when two major hotels closed down due to low occupancy rates and high operational costs.
The closures resulted from the Asian economic crisis, the hostilities between government and Moro rebel forces and the spate of kidnappings by the extremist Abu Sayyaf, which slowed down tourist arrivals and economic activities in this part of the country.
This economic downturn triggered a price war among hotels here.
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[Title] => Estrada’s pal renames Davao hotel
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — If he visits this city, ousted President Joseph Estrada will be surprised to find his favorite hotel sporting a new name.
Hotel and mall magnate Eddie Gaisano, a known friend of Estrada, however, said the change of name from Mercure Grand Hotel to Grand Regal Hotel Davao, which he owns, was due to a new management firm overseeing the hotel’s operations.
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[Title] => President 'torn' between two pals and two hotels
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DAVAO CITY - How do you please two close friends who each own a hotel, offering
you a home away from home? President Estrada is in such "diplomatic
imbroglio."
With the President here yesterday for his five-day sortie in Mindanao, there
appeared to be a "tug-of-war" between William Gatchalian, presidential adviser
on overseas workers, and Eddie Gaisano, a long-time friend and ardent
supporter, over who would be Mr. Estrada's host here.
Gatchalian owns the Insular Waterfront Hotel which he bought from the Ayalas
last year, while Gaisano owns the Mercure Grand Hotel.
"Mr.
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MERCURE GRAND HOTEL
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The closures resulted from the Asian economic crisis, the hostilities between government and Moro rebel forces and the spate of kidnappings by the extremist Abu Sayyaf, which slowed down tourist arrivals and economic activities in this part of the country.
This economic downturn triggered a price war among hotels here.
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Hotel and mall magnate Eddie Gaisano, a known friend of Estrada, however, said the change of name from Mercure Grand Hotel to Grand Regal Hotel Davao, which he owns, was due to a new management firm overseeing the hotel’s operations.
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DAVAO CITY - How do you please two close friends who each own a hotel, offering
you a home away from home? President Estrada is in such "diplomatic
imbroglio."
With the President here yesterday for his five-day sortie in Mindanao, there
appeared to be a "tug-of-war" between William Gatchalian, presidential adviser
on overseas workers, and Eddie Gaisano, a long-time friend and ardent
supporter, over who would be Mr. Estrada's host here.
Gatchalian owns the Insular Waterfront Hotel which he bought from the Ayalas
last year, while Gaisano owns the Mercure Grand Hotel.
"Mr.
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February 28, 2000 - 12:00am
