Meetings Focus Hot Topic eNewsletter

January 21, 2011

Milwaukee’s city council voted to approve plans for a $50 million Marriott that would be the first full-service, nationally franchised hotel to

The Capella Telluride, a luxury condo hotel in Telluride, Colo., is in receivership and scheduled to close Jan. 31.  According to a statement

DiamondRock Hospitality entered into an agreement to acquire a hotel currently under development in New York’s Times Square upon its expected

The Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis celebrated the grand opening of a $275 million expansion that takes it from the 32nd largest to the

Having just returned from PCMA’s Convening Leaders event in Las Vegas, a couple things hit me—a Sin City epiphany. The meetings industry

The historic Gate City National Bank Building in downtown Kansas City, Mo., is slated for conversion to a 43-room boutique hotel.Known as the Grand

The Stratosphere Casino, Hotel & Tower, known for its thrill rides perched over 100 stories above the Las Vegas Strip, unveiled a $20 million

The New Jersey state Policeman’s Benevolent Association pulled its spring convention out of Atlantic City in protest over the layoff of 60

The Convention Industry Council (CIC) announced the launch of a research study to quantify the time and cost inefficiencies of existing methods used

Gaylord Entertainment is launching a $7 million renovation of the 303-room Radisson at Opryland in Nashville, Tenn.The project, which is expected to

An official opening ceremony was held for the Las Cruces Convention Center, a 55,000-square-foot facility on University Ave. in Las Cruces. N.M.The

The U.S. Travel Association has entered into a cooperative partnership to help promote attendance at IMEX America in Las Vegas this October and will

The outlook for incentive business is growing brighter overall, according to results from the latest annual Pulse Survey, Incentive Industry

Although tough economic times are when motivation is most needed, many companies scaled back on incentive programs during the depth of the recession