DENVERHyatt Regency Denver Tech Center, the only Four Diamond hotel in the Denver Tech Center, has announced a $5 million hotel renovation that will

Much like the way to the heart of our loved ones is sometimes through their bellies, one of the ways to the heart of a destination is through its

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Illinois The independent Godfrey Hotel will join Chicago’s River North lodging portfolio in 2013

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It may have a historic heart, but Bogota’s sights are set clearly on the future. With a slew of international hotel brands debuting and a

Preferred Hotels & Resorts launched a mobile app and member rate program as major

Minnesota has one of America’s healthiest populations, partly because it has one of America’s most-outdoorsy populations. And with the

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NEW YORK CITY1 Hotels, a luxury lifestyle hotel brand, launched its third property and first ground-up development,

What service can you provide to groups that they normally might not receive?Hyatt Regency Atlanta provides meeting attendees and meeting planners

May is National Hamburger Month, and the Bristol Lounge at Four Seasons Hotel Boston is ready and raring to embrace the burger. In fact, their

The Newport and Bristol County Convention & Visitors Bureau will now conduct business as “Discover Newport” with the tagline, “

A little less than an hour from Boston’s Logan International Airport, fewer than 10 miles from T.F. Green Airport and convenient to all of the

New Jersey will be the first state in the U.S. to require hotels to provide panic buttons for workers.New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill