Corp. housing provider assisting WTC victims.

While the terrorist attack on America last week has brought anxiety over the future of the tourism industry and sent New York hotel's occupancy rate plummeting, many Manhattan corporate apartment providers are reeling from demand, operating at close to maximum capacity serving displaced residents from the downtown area close to Ground Zero.

Local residents fortunate to have escaped with their lives, some having watched the horror firsthand, are attempting to resume some kind of family routine or normal life without any familiar possessions, clothes or comforts.

It is these people that one corporate housing provider, A Hospitality Company (AHC) is providing sanctuary to now, after numerous cancellations from tourists coming to New York - both domestic and international.

Last week incoming travelers were unable to arrive, and departures unable to leave. Now the airports have, reopened tourists are filtering in slowly, but many of the 300 fully-furnished units on A Hospitality Company's roster are housing displaced local residents, in addition to those working on the relief and recovery effort.

Howard Pitter, general manager of A Hospitality Company said, "So many have been affected by our city's tragedy. The suffering and loss is monumental, but we're in a position to immediately help these people with temporary accommodation so that they may move forward with some kind of stability."

The Company has volunteered 10% cash back to any downtown residents using their service. For further information please contact Allison Jurjens, director of marketing by phone at office [phone] ext 12; toll free [phone]; or cellular [phone].