Seattle Super Saver, an incentive program already in place the past 11 years to attract tourists in the area's off-season, is kicking into gear a bit earlier this year and give the local tourism industry a much-needed boost.
Occupancy rates across the country are down, and companies are hoping to avoid layoffs and future cutbacks by luring customers.
The Seattle-King County Convention and Visitors Bureau program, which discounts rates up to 50 percent at everything from luxury hotels to budget inns, begins Oct. 1 and runs until April 14, 2002. Typically, the program starts around Thanksgiving. This year, 39 hotels are participating.
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