Did Holiday Inn get hacked?
Did Holiday Inn get hacked? InterContinental Hotel Group (IHG) has suffered an unprecedented cyber-attack. The attack affected its Holiday Inn, Crown Plaza, and Regent hotels. IHG is a British MNC currently managing 6,028 hotels across more than 100 different countries and has over 1,800 more under construction.
Why was Holiday Inn employee crying?
The customer was reportedly upset about a mix-up with the hotel's reservation system. While the employee is meek and obviously distressed, the customer continues to harangue him until the young employee starts hitting himself with the computer monitor. He eventually breaks down in tears and leaves the desk.
Are the Who still banned from Holiday Inn?
This fact somehow eluded VH1 during a 1999 special where they mistakenly filmed segments at the Flint Holiday Inn Express. The good news was that Holiday Inn took advantage of the VH1 special's publicity to formally lift its lifetime ban on The Who.
What is the IHG controversy?
Following claims that Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG) allowed hackers to access the company's network resulting in disrupted functions and the exposure of personal information, IHG is now facing a proposed class action in a Georgia federal court by franchisees.
Why was the Who banned from Holiday Inn?
Moon performed this stunt in order to celebrate his 21st birthday. The Holiday Inn staff, however, were less impressed by his car show than the other guests. As a result, all of the band members were banned for life from all branches of the Holiday Inn chain.
Is IHG and Holiday Inn the same?
At Holiday Inn Express® hotels we keep it simple and smart. As IHG's biggest hotel brand, we're first choice for the increasing number of travellers who need a simple, engaging place to rest, recharge and get a little work done. We offer everything guests need and provide more where it matters most.
Why are hotels prone to hackers?
International business employees with company computers and smartphones give APT groups an access point to the corporate network. Hotels are very convenient nests for APT hackers because they get computers with corporate network access carried to their doorsteps from all over the world.