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February 2011 Letter Indy Hotels CLEAN February 21, 2011 Dear Florida State Senators: As independent Florida hoteliers, we respectfully urge you to vote for Senate Bill 376. This legislation would clarify that the service fees charged by online travel agencies for the facilitation of hotel bookings in Florida are not taxable under transient occupancy tax laws. Independent hotel owners rely on the services and marketing support provided by online travel agencies to help book hotel rooms that would otherwise go empty. Many independent hotels lack the marketing infrastructure of large hotel chains like Marriott and our lodging companies often partner with online travel companies to stay competitive —particularly du ring slower travel seasons. In this way, owners of independent hotels can reach a global audience of travelers interested in coming to Florida who otherwise might not consider our properties had it not been for the visibility we experience because of online partners like Expedia, Orbitz, Priceline and Travelocity. Recent proposals to collect a new tax on the services provided by on online travel companies as room rent levied under transient occupancy tax laws threatens to cause disproportionate harm on the small business owners who operate independent hotels. Tourism is already one of the most taxed industries. This tax policy favored by cash strapped municipalities would make Florida more expensive to visit and create a disincentive for online tra vel providers to do business in many smaller Florida communities. But you can help clarify the law once and for all and stop new taxes on tourism by supporting Senate Bill 376 and ensure a major demand channel for tourism remains an important, vibrant par t of the Florida tourism ecosystem. For the sake of Florida tourism and the small business owners who operate independent hotels in the state, we urge you to vote for this common -sense legislation to prevent discriminatory, burdensome taxes from being applied on online travel companies. Ple ase vote for Senate Bill 376. Thank you very much for your attention to this matter. Respectfully yours, Bruce Craul Doug Battrow, Co/Owner Chief Operating Officer Frank DaCosta, Director of Revenue Legendary, Inc. Destiny Palms Properties include Emerald Grande Kissimmee, FL Destin, FL Gustavo J. Irazoqui Mario Casal, Jr Vice President Director of Sales & Marketing Econolodge International Dr The Surfcomber Hotel – South Beach Orlando, FL Miami Beach, Fl Alicia Wilder Martin Mehnert General Manager Director of Sales & Marketing Edgewater Inn Sole On The Ocean, Independent Resort Ocala, FL Sunny Is les Beach (Miami Beach), FL Anne Bush Roberto Hoffmann Director of Revenue Director of Revenue/E-commerce Enclave Suites Newport Beachside Hotel & Resort Orlando, FL Sunny Isles Beach, FL Marianne Sutton Odyssey Leach General Manager General Manager Executive Inn Royal Plaza Kissimmee, FL Downtown Disney- Lake Buena Vista, FL Angie Wilkes Barbara Bowden Sales Manager General Manager Families First The Peabody Orlando Kissimmee, FL Orlando, FL 2 | P a g e Joanne Miller Dana Boot General Manager Director of Revenue Fiesta Ocean Lake Eve Resort St. Augustine, FL Orlando, FL Neal Jackson Louis Robbins General Manager Managing Director Florida Choice Nickelodeon Family Suites Kissimmee, FL Lake Buena Vista, FL Dana Martina Luis Flores Director of Sales Vice President of Revenue Management Florida Hotel and Conference Center Westgate Resorts, CFI Inc. 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