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Castello di Amorosa has decided to promote Audrey Hardey as Vice President, Hospitality and Events at Tuscan castle and winery in the Napa Valley. Castello di Amorosa is a well known Napa Valley destination with a peculiar Tuscan castle setting and offers a range of wine tasting and winery tour. Hardey was previously serving Castello di Amorosa as the Director of Hospitality. Hardy would now be directly reporting the President of Castello di Amorosa, Georg Salzner, and would be responsible for managing the hospitality staff and direct events at the 121,000 square foot facility. Hardy, originally from California, graduated in Science with major Subjects as Advertising and Microbiology. She is a renowned personality in the hospitality industry and has travelled across the world as hospitality and catering manager. Hardy had first joined Castello di Amorosa in 2009.

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Travelers have collectively given the lowest scores to holiday hotels in London. The holiday hotels in London have been given the lowest scores among 1,000 European cities and towns.
Trivago, which compares hotel prices, has released a ranking of the European cities keeping in mind the online reputation of the holiday hotels in these cities. The reports suggest that holiday hotels in London and Birmingham have very low ratings compared to other cities with overall scores of only 72.2 and 74.15.
The high room prices and hotel quality maybe the reasons why London has received such low ratings but many other expensive cities have better holiday hotels ratings. Berlin and Madrid have managed to get ratings of 78.88 and 78.35 despite being expensive.
Though London has fared badly, the country overall has been ranked fairly well. Belfast, Cardiff and Canterbury have all gotten good ratings within the range of 79 and 81. This data has been based on the 28 million reviews on Trivago and its partner sites.

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Travelers have collectively given the lowest scores to holiday hotels in London. The holiday hotels in London have been given the lowest scores among 1,000 European cities and towns.
Trivago, which compares hotel prices, has released a ranking of the European cities keeping in mind the online reputation of the holiday hotels in these cities. The reports suggest that holiday hotels in London and Birmingham have very low ratings compared to other cities with overall scores of only 72.2 and 74.15.
The high room prices and hotel quality maybe the reasons why London has received such low ratings but many other expensive cities have better holiday hotels ratings. Berlin and Madrid have managed to get ratings of 78.88 and 78.35 despite being expensive.
Though London has fared badly, the country overall has been ranked fairly well. Belfast, Cardiff and Canterbury have all gotten good ratings within the range of 79 and 81. This data has been based on the 28 million reviews on Trivago and its partner sites.