Missouri

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Northern Indiana

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Reversal of Fortune

Just a year or two ago luxury hotels were riding at the very crest of the seller’s market, a segment of the hotel industry that many experts

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In the Pipeline

Although still relatively few in number, luxury hotels have been opening at a record pace in recent times. With more new properties scheduled to open

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Winning Wineries

Whether groups like to argue the finer points of riesling or buy a couple of bottles of locally made cherry wine to take home, the Midwest boasts

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Bargain Hunt

If you think the hospitality and meetings industry took a hit after the events of 9/11, take a look at what’s happening now. Industry analysts

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Checking In

The feature stories in this month’s issue provide a perfect “pairing” for today’s meeting climate. First off, we have

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Short Takes

The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art is presenting Norman Rockwell: Fact and Fiction from Sept. 12 to Jan. 10, 2010.

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Site Scene

Illinois The 500-room Doubletree Chicago Magnificent Mile in April completed a $21 million property

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Surviving in Today’s Job Market

The uncertainty of the job market is affecting everyone from junior-level planners up to individuals in senior management positions, and

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Greater Hartford/Mystic

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Pick Three

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Metro Cincinnati

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Just Add Water

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New Jersey

New Jersey has always presented a paradox—one that’s full of surprises. It has no large city but is the state with the highest

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