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Straddling the Kansas and Missouri rivers, Kansas City is a bistate metro area of 2 million people encompassing Missouri’s largest city and

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While Indianapolis remains inextricably linked to the Indy 500, the city’s metropolitan appeal spreads to its world-class museums, burgeoning

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While many attendees like to see the word "golf" on the meeting agenda, economic changes in the past year have affected time on the greens in a big

Few developments breathe new life into a city’s downtown core like a run-down hotel that has been carefully restored to its former glory.

The on-and-off love affair with the budget-conscious SMERF (social, military, education, religious and fraternal) market, where attendees usually pay

Growth sectors in the meetings market may be hard to come by these days, but among those counting good numbers are religious meetings. Sales managers

Just over two decades ago, when Charlie Trotter was first stepping into Chicago’s culinary limelight with his Charlie Trotter’s

Consider this scenario: The director of meetings position at a large high-tech company includes managing the company’s participation in

Illinois Aloft Bolingbrook

While there are some positive economic signs sprouting—a report from Moody’s Economy.com reported that one in five metro areas have went

Crystals, CityCenter’s 500,000-square foot retail, dining and entertainment district, became the project’s fourth location to receive

The 296-room Doubletree Hotel Dallas/Richardson opened its doors here, approximately 15 miles north of downtown Dallas.The hotel offers more than 11,

Hilton Worldwide launched a new meetings savings program.When planners book 50 paid group room nights or more, they will receive 25 percent allowable

The 252-room W Austin is slated to open here in December 2010.The property will include 18,000 square feet of retail space and restaurants, event

More CoverageOutta Site - WOW! Twin Cities

The National Business Travel Association (NBTA) predicts an increase in U.S. business travel next year, according to its 2010 Buyers’ Cost