As Birmingham reflects on its rich history, the city is also moving forward with several new developments. The new Uptown Entertainment District is

Nineteen-sixty-three was a big year for the city of Birmingham, and it appears that 2013 will be as well. Fifty years ago, the passing of the Civil

From the red rocks to the blue sky, Utah is a land of contrasts, and just as it has long been known as a home base for groups seeking adventure, the

WASHINGTON, D.C.Associated Luxury Hotels International (ALHI) has just launched their “ALHI Private Sale” for 2013. Available exclusively

CHICAGO The Americas Incentive, Business Travel & Meetings Exhibition (AIBTM) will showcase over 50 new exhibitors at the 2013 show, June 11-13,

Maryland Choice Hotels’ Ascend Collection added three boutique

Pennsylvania’s Gettysburg Hotel completed a multimillion-dollar renovation in

The Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation (GPTMC) launched a new

Meeting planners in Illinois are awaiting the completion of the Prairie Capital Convention Center (PCCC) project in Springfield, which recently began

Not many hotels can boast of ties to both Abraham Lincoln and Al Capone, but the Hotel

Illinois Set in the Chicago suburb of Itasca, the Eaglewood Conference

LAKE CHARLES, La.L'Auberge Casino Resort in Lake Charles, La., a Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. property, held a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony today

Great Wolf Resorts its rolling out its largest-ever expansion this summer, investing in all 11

Built in 1989 and with a longstanding history as a leading tennis resort, Rancho Valencia

CHICAGO The Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA) is set to deliver a series of seminars at AIBTM (www.aibtm.com), which are

When Eric Ryan, architect of the Method brand, stepped onstage at the recent GMIC Sustainable Meetings Conference, his words rang true: “It is about

A new community gathering place in Healdsburg, north of San Francisco in Wine Country, SHED

Arizona Tucson’s Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa updated

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