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    Choice Hotels buys RV travel company for $130 million▼Breaking: Choice Hotels acquires RV travel company for $130M✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    Choice Hotels International has acquired an RV travel company in a $130 million deal. The acquisition signals the hotel group's push into outdoor and road-trip accommodation as RV travel stays popular. Details about the target company, the deal's structure and how the business will be integrated have not yet been laid out in full.

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    Choice Hotels to acquire RV travel company Harvest Hosts▼News | Choice Hotels to acquire RV travel company Harvest Hosts✉newsLifeTravel15 min ago

    Choice Hotels has announced an agreement to acquire Harvest Hosts, a membership-based RV travel company that connects travelers with farms, wineries, breweries and other unique overnight stops. The deal signals the hotel group's push into the fast-growing road trip and outdoor lodging market, extending its reach beyond traditional hotels and adding a new audience of RV travelers to its loyalty and booking ecosystem.

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    Choice Hotels to Acquire RV Camping Network Harvest Hosts▼Choice Hotels to Acquire Harvest Hosts, Expanding Its Reach with the Value-Minded Traveler Into Outdoor and RV Travel✉newsLifeTravel2 h ago

    Choice Hotels announced it will acquire Harvest Hosts, a membership network offering RV travelers overnight stays at farms, wineries, and attractions across North America. The deal extends Choice's portfolio beyond traditional hotels into outdoor and RV travel, targeting budget-conscious travelers. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed in the announcement.

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    Hotel Bethlehem vows to keep human staff amid backlash against AI▼'Real people doing real jobs': Hotel Bethlehem doubles down against 'soulless' AI bots✉newsTechnologyRobotics2 h ago

    Hotel Bethlehem in Pennsylvania has publicly committed to relying on human employees rather than artificial intelligence, describing AI systems as 'soulless' and emphasizing 'real people doing real jobs'. The hotel's stance frames its staffing choice as a point of pride and a contrast with hospitality businesses adopting automated check-in and AI-powered guest services.