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			<title>BW proposing tiered property subbrands</title>
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				The Phoenix-based chain, the world's largest by locations under one brand name, is weighing a controversial plan to erase traveler confusion and boost bookings and revenue.<br />
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Executives have proposed creating three tiers of Best Westerns based on their design and amenities to give travelers a better idea of what to expect at its 2,300 independently owned hotels in the United States and Canada.<br />
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No decisions have been made on the names, but early talk centers on Best Western, Best Western Plus and Best Western Premier. All will be subject to the same Best Western service and quality standards and fees. Best Western Premier is already used in a two-tier system in Europe and Asia.
			
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