Santa Monica Proper Hotel opened, fusing a circa-1928

Aruba The 450-room, $120 million, all-inclusive Hotel Riu Palace Aruba debuted in July on the site of the former Aruba Grand on Palm Beach

BOGOTA, ColumbiaThe Grand Hyatt Bogota opened, marking the first

Never have so many Eastern states been in play when it comes to casino gaming, their growth leaving new glitzy upscale options for meetings and

Boston’s hot Seaport District has a major meetings player, as Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport offers more than 1,000 rooms across the street from

GLENEDEN BEACH, Ore.Salishan Spa & Golf Resort announced the appointment of Lindsey

Enjoy a round or two on one of the premier golf courses in the world? If you’re a meeting planner who organizes golf-focused programs and didn

AHC+Hospitality announced a new business center, Worklab Business Center by Custer, to its

The city of Monterey announced plans to raise funds for a much-needed major renovation of

My fam tour of Irving last November began with Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band at the city’s new indoor-outdoor Pavilion concert venue.

The Tulsa Regional Chamber and Tulsa Regional Tourism named a 33-year hospitality industry veteran as its new senior vice president of tourism for

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Twenty-five-year hospitality industry veteran Ted Davis may have a long resume, having worked for companies that have included Hilton, Wyndham, the

With its ever-growing skyline and expanding infrastructure, Panama City is Central America’s city of the future. And the meetings and

LITTLE DIX BAY, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands (BVI)The

As catastrophic hurricanes, unprecedented flooding, massive fires, deadly earthquakes and even disruptive volcanoes increasingly dominate the

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The W Minneapolis-the Foshay, named after Wilbur Foshay, who developed Minnesota’s