Although still relatively few in number, luxury hotels have been opening at a record pace in recent times. With more new properties scheduled to open

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The feature stories in this month’s issue provide a perfect “pairing” for today’s meeting climate. First off, we have

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With many hotels more flexible at the bargaining table these days, are convention centers also taking a softer stance on negotiated contract terms?

When the corporate group market tanked after 9/11, CVBs and meetings hotels sought refuge in the SMERF (social, military, education, religious and

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