New U.S. Travel Chair Spotlights Meetings

WASHINGTON, D.C. Rossi Ralenkotter, president & CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, has called for a new national agenda

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Attendee Travel Monitoring Eased By New Tech Tool

DULUTH, Ga. Group Travel Partners, the group air specialty firm based in the Atlanta, Ga. area, has rolled out a real-time itinerary monitoring

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Jill Delaney

ALBANY, N.Y.Jill Delaney joined the Discover Albany team as the new

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Starwood CEO Steps Down

STAMFORD, Conn.Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide announced that Frits van Paasschen has resigned by mutual agreement with the Board of

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5 Kelowna Venues to Take Your Meetings Outdoors

Fresh air clears the mind right? And Kelowna’s weather allows us to enjoy the outdoors for at least eight months a year; why not change it

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5 Kelowna Venues to Take Your Meetings Outdoors

Fresh air clears the mind right? And Kelowna’s weather allows us to enjoy the outdoors for at least 8 months a year; why not change it up and

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5 Kelowna Venues to Take Your Meetings Outdoors

Fresh air clears the mind right? And Kelowna’s weather allows us to enjoy the outdoors for at least 8 months a year; why not change it up and

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5 Kelowna Venues to Take Your Meetings Outdoors

Fresh air clears the mind right? And Kelowna’s weather allows us to enjoy the outdoors for at least 8 months a year; why not change it up and

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Resorts World Las Vegas Set to Open in June

Resorts World Las Vegas, the first ground-up resort development on the Las Vegas Strip in

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Resorts World Las Vegas rendering

Check Out the 2016 Green Venue Report

Convention and exhibition centers are dedicating resources to divert waste from landfills, valuing sustainable food, seeing the importance of

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One Challenge, Three Solutions

The challenge: Satisfy religious protocols for Orthodox Jewish groups over the Sabbath, sundown Friday to sundown Saturday. Observant Jews are

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Marriott Donates $3 Million to Cornell

ITHACA, N.Y.The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation donated $3 million to the Cornell University of Hotel Administration to name the

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New Apps and Websites Expose Insider Hotel Info

New websites and apps offer previously unavailable insight about hotels. Check out these great new resources:

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DoubleTree Signs New Detroit Hotel

DETROITHilton and Kingsley Hospitality, LLC announced the signing of DoubleTree by Hilton Detroit Bloomfield Hills. Formally the historic Kingsley

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Zoom In: Michael Dominguez

Why are festivals becoming popular with the corporate crowd? We continue to see an influx of corporate executives and corporate

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The Brand-New Park MGM Rolls Out the Green—and Red—Carpet for Meetings Today LIVE!

In the concrete jungle of Las Vegas, there exists a lush new oasis inspired by nature, the comforts of home, an eclectic sense of artistry and plenty

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Lubbock Welcomes Meetings-Friendly Marriott

LUBBOCK, TexasLubbock, Texas, has welcomed the brand-new Courtyard by Marriott Lubbock at Texas Tech University to town, a 103-room hotel that will

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How to Leverage the Atomic History of Las Vegas at Events

Written by U2 to promote their recent residency at the Sphere, “Atomic City” refers to Vegas’ atomic tourism era. Between 1951 and 1992, the U.S.

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View of A-bomb Test From Fremont Street June 24, 1957. Photo Credit: LVCVA Archive

Hilton Miami Downtown Wraps Redesign

MIAMIHilton Miami Downtown

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New Management for Massachusetts Hotel Conference Center

SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass.Officials of Shaner Hotels, a developer, owner, and operator that currently owns and manages more than 40 hotels, announced it has

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