Scenic lake and riverside venues, hip college towns and easy access to downtown Chicago at a fraction of big-city costs are just three of the

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MIAMIThe Gale South Beach & Regent Hotel will re-launch on Dec. 4, 2012, following a comprehensive $35 million restoration. Originally built in

IndianaThe DoubleTree by Hilton Lafayette East began construction to remodel the six-story,

The National WWII Museum opened its landmark hotel property

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The country of Mexico is vast, full of diverse culture. From the tropical Caribbean coast to the bustling and ever-expanding capital city to the

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