Lanier Publishing International, Ltd., the industry -leading provider of boutique accommodation information, is proud to announce the inking of an affiliation with ASE.Net.

ASE.Net Ltd. based in London, England is the first of a collection of highly specialized or niche search engines. The purpose of Accommodation Search Engine (ASE.Net) is to become the search engine for accommodation web pages worldwide. Rather than using long directories, guides or indexes of lodgings provided by hundreds of separate lodging groups or hotel chains, this search tool finds just the right accommodation for your next trip or holiday. ASE.Net will help both business and leisure travelers find ideal hotels, bed & breakfasts, self-catering properties or resorts by providing over 110,000 accommodation web pages from all around the world.

"ASE.Net will tremendously enhance the visibility of our member inns on a world wide basis, says Pamela Lanier, President of Lanier Publishing. "We are delighted to be associated with ASE.Net in forging independent customer driven Internet travel."

Kathryn Kettle of ASE.Net said, "I am very pleased that we have been able to add the award-winning Lanier web pages to the ASE.Net index. They will increase the choice of accommodation available to our users and makes it even more certain that they will be able to find exactly the right type of property in precisely the right location when using the Accommodation Search Engine".

Lanier Publishing International, based in Sonoma County, California, is the number one provider to the traveling public of accurate, complete and up-to-date accommodation information in the form of its best-selling print and electronic guides. Lanier Publishing features over 70,000 accommodation listings in searchable databases on two of its web sites: TravelGuideS.com and FamilyTravelguideS.com. Pamela Lanier, a recognized travel expert, founded LPI and TravelGuideS.com, one of only ten recipients of Yahoo's Gold Star for travel sites. She is personally committed to supporting the travel industry continuously since 1982 and she was recently named "the Lewis and Clark of modern travel."