Instead the hotel will partner with ride-share services such a Uber, Lyft and Car-2-Go to shuttle patrons to and from the airport, downtown nightspots and the convention center, while also offering valet parking.
"We're encouraging people not to be a slave to their cars," Cleveland said, adding guests will be able to get the Uber charge on their hotel bills..." Read Full Official Article at tennessean.com> Original Article By Getahn Ward, [email protected] Leave a Reply. |
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