Portland

Celebrating all the quirks that lend Portland its hipster identity, the Independent Film Channel’s sketch comedy Portlandia is not only

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Q&A: What Legal Legs Do You Stand on to Cancel?

To accompany the Friday, July 1, 2016 blog (

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Revising History

Meeting planners who think ‘historic’ is synonymous with inflexible and stodgy need to think again. Offering everything from a hotel

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Holiday Inn Express Waikiki Hotel Opens

WAIKIKI, HONOLULU, Oahu, HawaiiInterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) announced the opening of the 44-story, 596-room

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Great Wolf Resorts Buys Colo. Springs Hotel

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.Great Wolf Resorts, a Wisconsin-based owner and developer of family-friendly waterpark resorts under the

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Baltimore/Eastern Shore

If your meeting program calls for intriguing destinations boasting affordability, accessibility and top-shelf meeting facilities, Baltimore and its

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GCB Director Matthias Schultze Receives JMIC Award

Matthias Schultze, managing director of the German Convention Bureau (GCB), was

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Delta Downs Makes Big Expansion Plans

VINTON, La.Boyd Gaming Corporation announced on Tuesday a $45 million expansion of Delta Downs

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Dallas/Addison Marriott Quorum Celebrates Makeover

ADDISON, Texas Civic and business leaders from the City of Addison recently celebrated the completion of an upgrade to the Dallas/Addison Marriott

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Westin Takes Over, Renovates Snowmass Property

SNOWMASS, Colo. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. has announced the launch of a multi-million dollar renovation to a premier Snowmass

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MPI Foundation Names Hughes Exec Director

The MPI Foundation appointed foundation veteran Paula Hughes as its executive director.Hughes has over 20 years of experience in corporate and

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Five historic Western treasures are steeped in character and innovation

Few meeting professionals can say that the best tour guide they ever had was a Saint Bernard named Bruno. Nary a few organizers can boast about being

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Upgraded Meeting Space Comes to W New York

W New York has announced the complete redesign of its eight meeting and event spaces, including the hotel’s signature 3,690 square foot Great

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Hospitality Industry Veterans Share Their Sabbatical Stories

I reached out to people I know in the meetings industry, and particularly in associations, to learn who offered sabbaticals and who had taken them.

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Santo Domingo Grows Its Group Appeal

As the Dominican Republic’s largest city and capital, Santo Domingo is an increasingly important business destination, and has debuted several

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W Bellevue Opens in Greater Seattle

BELLEVUE, Wash.W

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Rhode Island

Stroll down one of Rhode Island’s scenic streets and you will soon find yourself reminded of a bygone, colonial era. While the state is filled

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Triad, N.C.

The Piedmont Triad cities of Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem lie in a scenic central region between North Carolina’s Atlantic coast

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Universal Orlando Adds Meeting Enhancements

ORLANDO, Fla.Universal Orlando Resort announced its newest meetings and events

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Hotel Taxes Under Fire

Cash-strapped cities around the country have proposals for hotel tax increases on the November ballot, sparking hot debates and causing meeting

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