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      <description>With years of experience in marketing, Justin Litterelle focuses on lifestyle and entertainment venues, specifically in resort and luxury markets. He spent four years in Macau, where he first worked for Melco Crown Entertainment as Director of Marketing, responsible for the Hard Rock Casino, City of Dreams. He next served the company as Director of Entertainment. Afterwards, Justin Litterelle transitioned to Assistant Vice President of Marketing with the Galaxy Entertainment Group’s StarWorld Hotel, where he oversaw management of marketing for the Galaxy Privilege Club and other casino services. He also handled events and promotions, as well as market analysis work including data mining.

Prior to relocating to Macau, Justin Litterelle spent several years in Las Vegas with the Las Vegas Nightlife Group, Bellagio Resort and Casino, and the Mirage Hotel and Casino. Currently, he works for Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants as the Director of Cultural Programming, a position he assumed in April 2016. He studied economics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he played varsity soccer.
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Justin Litterelle has held marketing and programming positions in the hospitality industry for more than a decade. Now the Director of Cultural Programming at Kimpton Hotels &amp; Restaurants, Justin Litterelle enjoys <a href="http://www.livestrong.com/article/464483-types-of-kicking-in-soccer/">playing soccer </a>in his free time.<br><br>Also known as the “laces” kick, the instep kick functions as one of soccer players’ most important techniques. It involves making contact with the ball using the top part of the foot, or instep, which for soccer players is the area of the foot underneath the laces of a cleat.<br><br>To perform an instep kick, the player runs directly toward the ball, then steps to the side with the supporting foot. This allows him or her to activate the working calf and lock the kicking ankle while the kicking leg itself swings forward.<br><br>This kick allows the player to take advantage of the strength of his or her quadriceps. Strength also comes from the rapid flexion-to-extension movement of the hip and knee joints. The player must have a high level of stability in the standing leg to take advantage of this power, just as accuracy of aim is important to the kick’s functionality as a passing or shooting technique.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The recipient of a BS in economics with a concentration in real estate from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Justin Litterelle serves as the director of cultural programming for Kimpton Hotels &amp; Restaurants. An avid traveler, Justin Litterelle previously worked in Las Vegas and Macau, China.<br><br>Traveling to exotic locations needn’t necessarily empty your bank account. Below are three beautiful, budget-friendly travel destinations.<br><br>1. <a href="http://www.twoweeksincostarica.com/cost-traveling-costa-rica/"><strong>Costa Rica</strong></a> - A country rich in biodiversity, Costa Rica comprises a wealth of national parks that cost no more than a few dollars to enter. Most parks allow for free, self-guided walks, which often result in encounters with wildlife such as monkeys, macaws, and tapirs. Additionally, an eight-hour bus ride and popular local dishes can cost as little as $10 and $2, respectively.<br><br>2. <strong>Ecuador</strong> - Airfare to this South American country is relatively inexpensive if departing from Florida on budget airlines such as TAME and jetBlue. The country offers surfing beach towns, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the famed hot springs of the volcanic Banos. For budget travelers, a week’s worth of groceries can be purchased at local markets for as little as $10.<br><br>3. <strong>Cambodia </strong>- Visitors to Cambodia can explore the Angkor Wat’s ancient ruins or visit one of the many picturesque beaches. Accommodation can be secured at a guesthouse for as little a few dollars a night, while taxi drivers can be hired for $20 for the entire day.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Prior to becoming the Director of Cultural Programming at the Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants, Justin Litterelle attended the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania where he earned a bachelor of science degree in real estate. While attending the University of Pennsylvania, Justin Litterelle worked as a volunteer at the <a href="https://www.facilities.upenn.edu/maps/locations/penn-center-rehabilitation-and-care">Penn Center for Rehabilitation and Care</a> (PCRC).<br><br>Serving as a skilled nursing facility, the Penn Center for Rehabilitation and Care includes recreation therapists, physical therapists, and nutritionists among others, who provide assistance to residents and help with daily needs and activities. The center also connects residents to a number of resources that are helpful in maintaining a better quality of life, including the ElderWeb.<br><br>Designed to provide senior citizens with senior living resources, ElderWeb includes news articles regarding Medicare coverage and program along with housing programs for seniors and financial information. ElderWeb gives senior citizens information on a wide range of areas that can help them improve their living conditions, such as memory care programs, nursing home options, and independent living situations for seniors.</div>]]></description>
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