WASHINGTON, D.C.The Embassy Row Hotel in Washington D.C. has announced the official

MEXICO CITYDoubleTree by Hilton announced the opening of its newest hotel in Mexico City, the 

Jaki Baskow, CEO and founder of Las Vegas Speakers Bureau and Baskow Talent, is a Las Vegas entertainment and speaker booking legend, having plied

San DiegoThe San Diego Convention Center has reported inaccurate numbers of convention-goers who stay in nearby hotels, according to a report from

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CHICAGO Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. has completed the sale of W Chicago-Lakeshore to Chesapeake Lodging Trust for $126 million.

Downtown Napa’s Avia hotel will change its name to Andaz Napa in September, according to various news reports.The hotel was purchased by Hyatt

NEW YORK, N.Y.The Ritz-Carlton New York, Westchester

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PCMA plans to co-locate its 2011 International Summit with IMEX America, a new trade show for the meetings and incentive industry, when it takes

Destination Marketing Association International (DMAI) launched a bracket of its own in celebration of March Madness, aptly titled the 'March Meeting

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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. The Williamsburg Hotel & Conference Center (formerly, the Marriott Hotel Williamsburg) has been acquired and is headed for a

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John Hendricks is a huge automobile fan, and his son Andrew is a race car driver, so it’s apropos that two of the most unique aspects of

CHICAGO The Waldorf Astoria Chicago is preparing to close its highly acclaimed RIA restaurant at the end of July, in the wake of several hotels

SANTA CLARA, Calif.After 13 years in charge of the Santa Clara COC and Convention and

INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev.Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino

NEW YORK CITYThe Knickerbocker Hotel opened its doors recently on the corner of 42nd

The rebirth of many major American cities is paying dividends to the meetings and events industry, as once-empty, and sometimes dilapidated, urban