Hotel commitments Sample Clauses

Hotel commitments. The DNCC and the Host Committee acknowledge that each hotel to be occupied by Convention attendees (the “Convention Hotels”) has signed a letter of commitment with respect to room blocks, rates and other matters, which constitutes a contract between the DNCC and each such hotel. The Host Committee agrees that in the event that the room block or rates are modified to cause the DNCC to pay a higher price or lose a number of rooms, the Host Committee shall make up the difference, in a form of a credit or as otherwise determined by the DNCC, to the DNCC between the higher price or lower room count and the hotel’s original commitment as stated in the hotel’s letter of commitment. To the extent that further inspection of or completion of negotiations with hotels requires further travel by DNCC staff, the costs of such travel shall be paid by the Host Committee. The Host Committee shall be signatory to a contract to be concluded with owners of low cost accommodations such as college dormitories and the like. The Host Committee shall in good faith negotiate with owners of low cost accommodations to contract bed or dorm rates at the price level in effect during the period beginning on the first semester occurring in calendar year 2012.
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Hotel commitments. To the extent authorized and allowed under the standard terms and conditions of Property’s Corporate. media standards, the Hotel will reasonably cooperate in sharing and participating in the creation of references and testimonials of Contractor’s services and products
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