Marketing, Training and Orientation Programs and Fees Sample Clauses

Marketing, Training and Orientation Programs and Fees. Owner will pay Manager any fees assessed with respect to Marketing, training and orientation programs that exist now or in the future, and that are implemented generally for System Hotels. Manager may modify, eliminate and add such programs on a basis consistent with that for other similarly situated System Hotels from time to time and the assessments are subject to change by Manager at its sole discretion. The Hotel will be assessed the cost of the attending Hotel Employees’ travel, lodging, food and incidental expenses, and such reasonable amounts assessed by Manager generally to other System Hotels to recover Manager’s or its Affiliates’ costs with respect to training and orientation programs. The Hotel will be assessed the registration fee for the general manager to attend the System-wide business conference regardless of whether the general manager attends. All fees and costs covered under this Section 11.4 shall be in proportion to and no less favorable than those charged to other System Hotels managed by Manager in the United States.
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