After 35 years of public service, Gerard J. “Jordy” Tollett left his job as president and CEO of the Greater Houston CVB (GHCVB) to

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

DALLASThe Hilton Anatole has made significant enhancements, totaling $2.5 million, to its Imperial Ballroom, previously named the Khmer Ballroom.The

Meetings Today won two of the most prestigious awards in the publishing industry from Folio: magazine.The Stamats Communications business-to

HAVANA, CubaKempinski Hotels announced it will open its first hotel in Cuba in the second quarter of 2017. The 

SAN DIEGOKatie Rooney was appointed as regional group sales manager for Rancho Valencia

 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

The International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) issued a statement cautioning exhibition facilities against taking audiovisual and

ANAHEIM, Calif.The Anaheim Marriott has invested in

Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa, located near Jacksonville, Florida, has completely renovated 55,000 square feet of indoor meeting space.

NEW ORLEANS, La.Virgin Hotels, the hotel brand by Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson,

HONOLULUHyatt Centric Waikiki Beach celebrated its grand

Untitled Document After breaking ground more than two years ago, in June 2012, the Potawatomi Hotel opened at the Milwaukee casino last month

The Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay Hotel is undergoing a $31 million renovation and is also offering its Everything Miami meetings package.To be

More CoverageCentral and Western Virginia

Paul Dubuque was named executive chef and Cody Webber appointed food & beverage manager at the historic Andover Inn in Andover, MA. Built in

ORLANDOUniversal’s

PANAMA CITY, PanamaThe Radisson Hotel Panama Canal opened in the

During the first half of this year, Las Vegas’s total visitors climbed back 1.9 percent over the same period last year. In March it started to

While the economy in general is still sputtering along—slow and steady wins the race, we hope!—the travel industry has been enjoying