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Well Brothers and sisters, it has come to THIS. American hotel chains persecuting Christians by offering special rights to queers. Openly! Boasting about it even! This is what you get when you elect a radical Muslim to the Whitehouse. 
Red Roof Hotel Chain Offers Gay Discount
On Monday, the hotel chain announced it is partnering with the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA). Members can receive a 15% discount by booking on Red Roof's website or through its toll-free number (800-733-7663) when mentioning VP+code #600446.
“With this partnership we hope LGBT travelers will take advantage of this opportunity to stay at Red Roof for all their vacation and business travel needs,” Jeff Maurer, national account executive for Red Roof, said in a statement.
Maurer called the new partnership a “win-win for everyone.”
The move comes as the chain begins a roll out of its newly redesigned properties aimed at the higher-end traveler. Upgrades include plush bedding, flat-screen televisions, and bathrooms that feature granite countertops, vessel sinks and walk-in showers. Two such properties have already opened in Beaumont, Texas and Locus Grove, Georgia.
“This is an exciting opportunity for IGLTA as we expand our outreach to LGBT travelers globally,” John Tanzella, president and CEO of IGLTA, said.
IGLTA has also partnered with Hilton, Hyatt and Accor, among others. Accor manages more than 4,000 hotels, including Motel 6, All Seasons and Sofitel.
On Monday, the hotel chain announced it is partnering with the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA). Members can receive a 15% discount by booking on Red Roof's website or through its toll-free number (800-733-7663) when mentioning VP+code #600446.
“With this partnership we hope LGBT travelers will take advantage of this opportunity to stay at Red Roof for all their vacation and business travel needs,” Jeff Maurer, national account executive for Red Roof, said in a statement.
Maurer called the new partnership a “win-win for everyone.”
The move comes as the chain begins a roll out of its newly redesigned properties aimed at the higher-end traveler. Upgrades include plush bedding, flat-screen televisions, and bathrooms that feature granite countertops, vessel sinks and walk-in showers. Two such properties have already opened in Beaumont, Texas and Locus Grove, Georgia.
“This is an exciting opportunity for IGLTA as we expand our outreach to LGBT travelers globally,” John Tanzella, president and CEO of IGLTA, said.
IGLTA has also partnered with Hilton, Hyatt and Accor, among others. Accor manages more than 4,000 hotels, including Motel 6, All Seasons and Sofitel.
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