The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center and Rosemont Exhibition Services in Rosemont, Ill., recently informed customers that it plans to implement

Expanding into the hotel business, Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group is looking to operate properties in major North American cities such as

A new study by National Business Travel Association (NBTA), has found that the economy and business travel are in recovery, and that the “buyer

Hotel taxes in some communities in Marin Country, just north of San Francisco, may double under a proposal by county supervisors. Marin County

Key findings of the American Hotel & Lodging Association’s (AH&LA) 2010 Lodging Survey indicate that hotels are becoming greener,

Work has begun on an ambitious two-year, $55 million renovation of the city’s Moscone Center, with an expected completion date of July 2012.The

Demolition is moving forward on a block of downtown Provo to make way for the city’s new convention center. The latest building to fall is the

New research from the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) and George P. Johnson Experience Marketing (GPJ) suggests that corporate brand

The sales team marketing the soon-to-be-opened Conference Center at Lake Placid has come up with a straightforward game plan: steal business away

Construction of a new 501-room Radisson Blu hotel at the Mall of America near Minneapolis will begin in December.The Radisson Blu, a more upscale

Florida The Delray Beach Marriott recently

The Flagship Hotel, built on a pier in the 1960s and damaged by Hurricane Ike in 2008, is to be demolished and replaced by an amusement park called

An agreement was reached between developers and the San Diego Port District that is expected to pave the way for a long-awaited development that

Advisers to New Jersey governor Chris Christie are recommending that the state loosen regulations on the Atlantic City casinos, cutting spending by

A Tampa cardiologist and owner of the former Hilton Pittsburgh filed a formal plan Wednesday to rescue the Downtown hotel from bankruptcy and fully

The Nashville CVB is still feeling the effects of the flood that paralyzed the city last May. The CVB is asking for a $300,000 no-interest loan from

Hotel operator Marriott International Inc. returned to a profit in the third quarter as revenue rose on higher room rates and an increase in business

The W Atlanta-Downtown hotel and condos have been taken back by its senior lender, but will remain open for business, the Atlanta Journal-