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12/24/06
AMERICAN CANYON, Calif. - Today's hotels are trying for a new kind of audience: those who put their bucks where their beliefs are. And if you're thinking "green," chances are you want to stay green when you travel, too. Find Us On Facebook
The developer of the Gaia Napa Valley Hotel is hoping to attract the more environmentally-conscious travelers. Developer Wen-I Chang's motto is placed behind the front desk: "Our mission is to change the world one traveler at a time." The hotel, which fuses natural light and recycled materials into a sustainable and environmentally sound motif, is hoping to cash in on travelers making their way to the...
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