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Leading Hotels of the World extends alliance with DayBlink GPO for new revenue, management, payment services

April 7, 2026

Palazzo Venezia, Como, Italy – a new member of the Leading Hotels of the World. Image credit: The Leading Hotels of the World, Palazzo Venezia Palazzo Venezia, Como, Italy – a new member of the Leading Hotels of the World. Image credit: The Leading Hotels of the World, Palazzo Venezia

 

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The Leading Hotels of the World (LHW) has extended its partnership with DayBlink GPO, the largest luxury hospitality buying consortium.

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