Opryland hotel scrambles to keep business in Nashville11th May 2010 | published by EW SHARE
USA – CEO of Gaylord Opryland, Colin Reed, announced that although recovery costs after the flooding will be high, they will not be anywhere near initial speculations.
According to Reed, damages could be anywhere from $50m to $100m. The company has a $50m flood insurance policy for the hotel.
While Reed hopes the hotel will reopen for business by the end of the year, it wi...
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