Intercontinental Hotel Flags

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Intercontinental Hotel and Resorts Flags

Intercontinental Hotel Flags

IHG® is one of the world’s leading hotel companies with a presence in almost 100 countries.  When you’re that popular, flying a beautiful, clean flag compliments your outdoor branding.

Excellent for both Outdoor or Indoor use our Hotel Flags are expertly crafted in the U.S.A. with 200 denier nylon.  Each flag is made using fabric and dyes that combat the effects of sun and chemical deterioration. All seams are double stitched and fly ends have 4 rows of stitching for added durability. All flags are finished with heavy-duty, no-shrink white header.

We carry as many IHG® hotel flags as the company portfolio has to offer.  Below are the hotel flags available to order along with a few of our favorite IHG® facts.

Crown Plaza Hotel Flag

Crown Plaza Hotel Flag

The Crowne Plaza® brand was launched with a focus on business travelers.

Holiday Inn Express Flag

Holiday Inn Express Flag

Holiday Inn Express® was created as a limited service brand for the budget traveler

Candlewood Suites

Candlewood Suites Flag

Extended-stay hotel brand, Candlewood Suites® was the first hotel brand to offer free guest laundry.

Staybridge Hotels

Staybridge Suites by Holiday Inn

Staybridge Suites® by Holiday Inn serves the upscale extended stay market.

Hotel Indigo

Hotel Indigo Flag

Hotel Indigo® is a boutique hotel brand with each property designed to reflect the local culture and history of the surrounding area.

Holiday Inn Express Flag

Holiday Inn Express Flag

Holiday Inn

Holiday Inn Flag

 

The Holiday Inn Brand was relaunched to include the Holiday Inn and Holiday Inn Express.

 

Holiday Inn Resort

Holiday Inn Resort Flag

Holiday Inn Resort® offers the perfect destination for family fun.

Holiday Inn Vacation Club

Holiday Inn Vacation Club Flag

IHG entered the timeshare market with the launch of Holiday Inn Club Vacations®.

Even Hotels Flags

Even Hotels Flags

EVEN® Hotels was the first mainstream hotel brand focused on wellness and fulfilling the demand for healthier travel.

IHG Rewards Flag

IHG Rewards Flag

IHG® Rewards Club is the industry’s largest and oldest loyalty program.

 

American Nylon Flags on Sale!!

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American Flags On Sale Now

3×5′ = $24.95 + FREE SHIPPING!! 
AMERICAN FLAGS – Over 50 Sizes and Options!!!

The Nylon American Flag– This brilliant, heavyweight nylon American flag is the most versatile and longest lasting nylon American flag available.   The full filled embroidered stars and beautifully sewn stripes display a strong sense of pride.  This combination of strength and brilliant display, along with its quick-drying ability, make our American Flags suitable for a wide range of applications.  The lightweight and close weave enable it to fly in the slightest breeze, giving the fullest visual effect. Our American flags history or American flags through the years can be found at American flags of the past.All our American Flags are 100% American Made  

US Marine Corps Flag Video

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US Navy Flag Video

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Informational video about the US Navy flag.

United States of America National Flag

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The American Flag is Red, White and Blue, or Old Glory Red, white and Old Glory Blue. The blue canton symbolizes the union and the present day 50 stars stand for the 50 states. The 13 stripes, 7 red and 6 white represent the original 13 colonies (New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania) which formed the independent nation from England known as the United States of America. The color blue symbolizes loyalty, devotion, friendship, justice and truth; the color red stands for courage, zeal and fervency; and the color white represents purity and rectitude of conduct.  The original government proportions of the national flag and the state flags are followed only by the government and the armed forces while the general public use the proportions of 2:3 3:5 and 5:8

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Arizona State Flag

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Hi Folks Patrick Page with Flag-Works.com here….Originally part of the United Mexican States, Arizona  became part of the New Mexico Territory after the Mexican War, then became its own territory and finally a separate state.  The idea for a state flag arose because the Arizona rifle team realized it was the only team at national matches without a flag.  Colonel Charles W. Harris, adjutant general and chief administrative officer of Arizona, designed the flag.   He used four colors on the flag-Arizona’s colors, blue and gold; and Spain’s red and yellow, to symbolize the first white men who came to Arizona.  The 13 red and yellow rays of sun stand for the first 13 states, and the copper-colored star represents Arizona’s place as the largest produce of copper in the country.  The blue matches that of the American flag. 
Arizona State Flag Adopted:  1917

Arkansas state flag

Arkansas State Flag Video

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Hi Folks Patrick Page with Flag-Works over America here…In 1912, the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) wanted to commemorate a new U.S. battleship, called the Arkansas, by presenting it with three flags – the U.S. flag, a naval battle flag, and the Arkansas state flag.  But Arkansas didn’t have a flag yet.  Through a design competition, Miss Willie Hocker became the Arkansas flag’s creator.  Her original flag design showed only three stars, recalling that Arkansas was one of the three states formed from the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 from France.  The state name, Arkansas, was added later, as was the upper blue star, which represents the Confederacy.  The diamond shape acknowledges that Arkansas is home to the only known diamond mine in the United States.  The 25 stars surrounding it symbolize that Arkansas was the 25th state.  Arkansas State Flag Adopted:  1913

Idaho State Flag Video

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Hi Folks Patrick Page with Flag-Works here….  The Idaho state seal, designed by Miss Emma Edwards, is an integral part of Idaho’s flag.  She honored the women’s suffrage movement on Idaho’s seal with its female figure of Liberty and Justice, which supports one side of the coat of arms.  On the other is a miner.  The shield between them represents the protection they unite in giving the state.  The fir tree and sheaf of grain depict Idaho’s agricultural resources.  An elk’s head, rising above the shield, stresses the protection of the elk and moose in Idaho.  Below the shield, fruits and vegetables fill cornucopias to symbolize abundance.  Idaho State Flag Adopted:  1907

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Flags: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

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A little opinion piece about what makes a flag design a good one or a bad one.

Illinois State Flag

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Hi folks Patrick Page here with Flag-Works…Illinois has had two official state flags.  In 1913, a contest was held for the best state flag design offered by one of the Illinois chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution.  Lucy Derwent’s winning design took elements from the state seal designed by Sharon Tyndale, Illinois’s secretary of state in 1868.  When an American officer in Vietnam complained that the Illinois flag lacked distinction, the wheels were in motion for some changes.  The Illinois state flag was replaced in 1970 by a flag that was revised by Mrs. Sanford Hutchinson.  It contains an exact copy of Tyndale’s state seal, with the word “Illinois” in blue letters below.  Illinois State Flag Adopted:  1970