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Hotel plans sleep patrols

Britain’s Travelodge chain will have staff patrolling hotel hallways at night to check on noisy customers.

The move, reported in UK media, is part of a program to ensure that guests get a good night’s sleep.

It has been prompted by the findings of a survey showing that Britons generally do not get as much sleep as they need - an average six hours 21 minutes a night. That’s well below the recommended eight hours.

The survey was based on 6000 interviews.

Travelodge reckons lack of sleep is costing British employers one billion UK pounds (about $1.6 billion) a year.

It’s going to spend the equivalent of $16m on a ‘sleep program’ which will include replacing hundreds of mattresses, duvets and pillows.

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News in Brief for 18 May

UPGRADE DELAY Air NZ says it’s new 'OneUp' bidding system for upgrades will now apply for travel from 12 July. It was to take effect 30 May.

AIRPORT SACKING A top executive at Berlin’s new airport has been fired after it was announced that the airport will now not open till March next year because of problems with fire safety system. "He had trouble recognising when things were going wrong", Berlin mayor Klaus Wowereit told reporters yesterday. The airport was to open next month.

FLORIDA SURGE Illustrating in part the huge drawing power of major amusement parks, Florida tourism authorities announced yesterday that the state hosted an estimated 23.4 million visitors in just the first three months of this year.

EUROPE CUTBACK Royal Caribbean is reducing the number of ships it deploys in Europe , cutting it to nine next year from 12 this year. Currently it’s offering 276 sailings to 88 ports on 58 Europe itineraries.
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