PLANO, Texas  Granite Properties announced the groundbreaking for a speculative office tower and the four-star, 299-key Hilton Granite

Public awareness of the need for environmental stewardship seems hotter than a tire fire, but as the public supplies a seemingly acute demand for

BELO HORIZONTE, BrazilRadisson Blu announced the opening of the Radisson

Arizona The 31-story Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel recently opened as the largest hotel in Arizona and

ANDERMATT, SwitzerlandThe Radisson Blu Hotel Reussen, Andermatt

Tim Brown, founder and CEO of Meeting Sites Resource and longtime industry supporter,

NEW YORKNew York Hilton Midtown

Brother Jimmy’s Live, in New York City, revamped its Union Square venue. The 7,500-square-foot space can now accommodate up to 400 people and

Like the San Antonio CVB’s distinctive quatrefoil logo, this Old World Texas citadel—named "one of America’s four unique cities" by

East Tennessee knows a thing or two about spotlighting its riches—from Chattanooga’s Civil War tours and the historic homes of Knoxville

Mexico has cause to celebrate this year, particularly in its interior cities. September 16 not only marks the 200th anniversary of Mexico’s

Florida The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company last month assumed management of the St. Regis Fort Lauderdale, a 192-room

Do mountains bring out the best in people? Meeting planner Lindsay Cummings thinks so. “There is something very special and serene about hosting

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Illinois Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile recently completed renovations to its meeting areas

One of those meetings stats you often see bouncing around industry functions and in the pages of publications such as the one you’re reading

Denver voters approved an expansion of the Colorado Convention Center by passing a special initiative in

The U.S. Department of State issued a worldwide travel alert on Monday, November 23, notifying U.S. citizens of possible travel risks due to

WASHINGTON, D.C. To conclusively establish the link between travel and its effect on relationships, education, business and communities, the U.S.

If not a banner year, 2011 is shaping up to be a respectable year for meetings and conventions in the Sunshine State. Bookings are stronger, the