The Society of Critical Care Medicine cancelled a convention set to take place in February 2014 at the Los Angeles Convention Center because of

Among the many effects of Hurricane Irene was the closure of all Atlantic City casinos and the annual summer meeting of the National Association of

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The Site International Foundation and the Incentive Travel Council (ITC) commissioned Dr. Scott Jeffries and Monmouth University to conduct a joint

Scott’s Development Corp. submitted the top $113 million winning bid in U.S. Bankruptcy Court to buy the Peek n’ Peak Resort & Spa in

Walt Disney World struck a 20-year-deal to turn over its five golf courses to a group headlined by legendary golfer Arnold Palmer. Under the deal,

Six guests of the Aria hotel in Las Vegas sued the property and its builder Tuesday, charging they acquired Legionnaire's disease there and then

Roger Dow, president and

In an industry conference call on August 24, U.S. Travel Association President Roger Dow shared some key information on the industry’s downturn

The 139-room Courtyard Buffalo Airport is scheduled to open on Aug. 30 across from the Buffalo-Niagara International Airport and 15 minutes from

Despite the funding problems that many destination marketing organizations face, the U.S. has finally joined most of the developed world in getting

The past few years have been tough for state tourism offices as many toil under heavy budget cuts that state governments enacted to cope with a poor

Global spending on business travel is projected to grow another 9.2 percent in 2011 to just over $1 trillion, according to a new study from the GBTA

American Express Global Business Travel  released business travel pricing trends for the second quarter of 2011 from its eXpert insights

The Anaheim [Calif.] Convention Center is expanding its outdoor and special event space by 100,000 square feet, with completion expected by late next

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