Airport Properties

Airport hotels are becoming more and more attractive to meeting planners as the economy continues to struggle and corporate purse strings remain

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Roosevelt Hotel Launches Meeting Planner Contest

The Roosevelt Hotel is challenging meeting planners to coordinate a hypothetical meeting, competing for a grand prize and the title of Meeting

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Bankrupt Sea Island Resort Nears Sale

The two competing investor groups jockeying to buy Georgia's bankrupt Sea Island resort have come together on a joint bid to buy the luxury coastal

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CVB Contact - Wichita

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More CoverageClose-Up: Wichita - October 2010

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Noteworthy - MidAmerica October 2010

The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center and Rosemont Exhibition Services in Rosemont, Ill., recently informed customers that it plans to implement

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White House Plan Includes Gulf Tourism Support

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Noteworthy - South November 2010

Expanding into the hotel business, Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group is looking to operate properties in major North American cities such as

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Corporate Travel Buyers Project More Trips in 2011

A new study by National Business Travel Association (NBTA), has found that the economy and business travel are in recovery, and that the “buyer

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Marin County Hotel Tax May Double

Hotel taxes in some communities in Marin Country, just north of San Francisco, may double under a proposal by county supervisors. Marin County

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Noteworthy - East October 2010

Key findings of the American Hotel & Lodging Association’s (AH&LA) 2010 Lodging Survey indicate that hotels are becoming greener,

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San Francisco’s Moscone Center Launches $55 Million Upgrade

Work has begun on an ambitious two-year, $55 million renovation of the city’s Moscone Center, with an expected completion date of July 2012.The

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Work Advances on New Utah Convention Center

Demolition is moving forward on a block of downtown Provo to make way for the city’s new convention center. The latest building to fall is the

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Trade Show Organizers Embracing Digital Media

New research from the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) and George P. Johnson Experience Marketing (GPJ) suggests that corporate brand

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Lake Placid CVB Plan: “Steal” Business From Rival Conference Centers

The sales team marketing the soon-to-be-opened Conference Center at Lake Placid has come up with a straightforward game plan: steal business away

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New Radisson Blu Hotel At The Mall of America

Construction of a new 501-room Radisson Blu hotel at the Mall of America near Minneapolis will begin in December.The Radisson Blu, a more upscale

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Site Scene - South November 2010

Florida The Delray Beach Marriott recently

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Amusement Park May Replace Galveston Hotel

The Flagship Hotel, built on a pier in the 1960s and damaged by Hurricane Ike in 2008, is to be demolished and replaced by an amusement park called

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Agreement Reached for San Diego Waterfront Hotels

An agreement was reached between developers and the San Diego Port District that is expected to pave the way for a long-awaited development that

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Atlantic City May Steer Casino Funds to Marketing

Advisers to New Jersey governor Chris Christie are recommending that the state loosen regulations on the Atlantic City casinos, cutting spending by

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