CLODGING

After the war a new mode of
transportation had matured was the air travel was available to the
masses and business?

• False

• True

is a hotel system of
extremely dense occupancy. Guest space is reduced in
size to a modular plastic or fiberglass block roughly 2m
by 1m by 1.25m, providing room to sleep and little
more although facilities usually include a television and
other electronic entertainment.

• ryokans

• Capsule hotel
  

• Treetops

“King of the Innkeepers”

• Conrad Hilton

• John Willard Marriott Sr.

• Ellsworth Milton Statler

• Cesar Ritz

features rooms in a
huge tree from which guests can watch wild animals
feed at night

• Capsule hotel
  

• Treetops

• 
  ryokans

Famous Swiss
hotelier became manager at the Savoy
in London

• Thomas Cook

• Cesar Ritz

• Conrad Hilton

• John Willard Marriott Sr.

opened his first hotel in Buffalo, New
York, in 1907
- with individual rooms with private baths

• Kemmon Wilson

• John Willard Marriott Sr.

• Conrad Hilton

• Ellsworth Milton Statler

founder of the Marriott Hotel chain

• Ellsworth Milton Statler

• Kemmon Wilson

• John Willard Marriott Sr.

• Ellsworth Milton Statler

-He arranged his first
tour

-first travel agent

• Conrad Hilton

• Cesar Ritz

• Thomas Cook

• Kemmon Wilson

founder of Holiday Inn

• Ellsworth Milton Statler

• Thomas Cook

• Kemmon Wilson

• Cesar Ritz

which exhibit typical,
simple Japanese décor and inexpensive lodgings with
four to six built-in bunk beds.

• Treetops

• Capsule hotel
  

• 
  ryokans