An advertising mistake will costs thousands of euros for the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Venice, Italy. An online advertisement posted a room price as one-hundredth of a euro per night instead of 150 euros ($213). Before the ad was changed, 230 people booked 1,400 room nights at that price.
The total cost of the mistake could be 90,000 euros (or $128,000). Link -via Digg
The company say the mistake was made at the offices of IHG in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States.
"Although a pricing error, IHG is committed to honouring the 1-cent rate for guests who have a valid confirmation," the hotel group's Monica Smith said.
The total cost of the mistake could be 90,000 euros (or $128,000). Link -via Digg
Whatever happened to disclaimers?