Hiring Trends for 2011

There’s no question that the economy is having a hard time getting back on track. After the financial meltdown in 2009, banks and other

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Meetings Make a Comeback

The business travel industry is on its way to full recovery, and while we are not quite at pre-recession levels yet, there are some strong signals

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The Big Picture

Are you more optimistic, or less, about the meetings industry and the economy than a year ago? A bit more optimistic

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Ups & Downs

They say that "flat is the new up," and according to a top hospitality industry consultancy, the same could be said for the hotel business in 2010,

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2011 Meetings Market Trends Survey

If the last two years were a study in contraction and desperation, 2011 is off to a promising start, with leading economic and hospitality industry

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2011: Lookin' Up

Welcome to the 2011 Meetings Market Trends Survey.We received responses from nearly 700 meeting planners during the survey last October, which

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Hot Topic: Revving Them Up

Meetings Focus Hot Topic eNewsletter

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Hot Topic: Revving Them Up

January 21, 2011

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Marriott Approved for Milwaukee

Milwaukee’s city council voted to approve plans for a $50 million Marriott that would be the first full-service, nationally franchised hotel to

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Luxury Colorado Resort to Close

The Capella Telluride, a luxury condo hotel in Telluride, Colo., is in receivership and scheduled to close Jan. 31.  According to a statement

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DiamondRock Inks Deal for NYC Hotel

DiamondRock Hospitality entered into an agreement to acquire a hotel currently under development in New York’s Times Square upon its expected

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Indiana Convention Center Debuts Expansion

The Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis celebrated the grand opening of a $275 million expansion that takes it from the 32nd largest to the

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Convention Hotel Set for Birmingham, Ala.

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PCMA Picks Chicago for Future Conference

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Checking In

Having just returned from PCMA’s Convening Leaders event in Las Vegas, a couple things hit me—a Sin City epiphany. The meetings industry

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Bank Going Boutique in K.C.

The historic Gate City National Bank Building in downtown Kansas City, Mo., is slated for conversion to a 43-room boutique hotel.Known as the Grand

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Vegas Stratosphere Completes Upgrade

The Stratosphere Casino, Hotel & Tower, known for its thrill rides perched over 100 stories above the Las Vegas Strip, unveiled a $20 million

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Cops Cancel Atlantic City Convention

The New Jersey state Policeman’s Benevolent Association pulled its spring convention out of Atlantic City in protest over the layoff of 60

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CIC Launches Planning Processes Study

The Convention Industry Council (CIC) announced the launch of a research study to quantify the time and cost inefficiencies of existing methods used

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Makeover Set for Opryland Radisson

Gaylord Entertainment is launching a $7 million renovation of the 303-room Radisson at Opryland in Nashville, Tenn.The project, which is expected to

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