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Dave and Rod answer additional questions from the 01.31.18

San Francisco Travel Association announced that Scott Beck will take the reins of the DMO as president and CEO. Beck will join San Francisco

Little RockThe Robinson Center reopened

Austria The 233-room Radisson Blu Park Royal Palace Hotel, Vienna, a

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ONE: Get in, get out. Get around town.Getting to Irving is easy. It’s less than a three-hour flight from both coasts, and it

Joan Eisenstodt answers additional questions from the 04.27.16 

A lovely friend of mine by the name of Laura Lewis once said to me, “IMEX is the Disney World of the meetings and events industry.”   I

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