While meetings held at one of Connecticut’s beautiful inns generally translate as ample incentive for visiting groups, some planners may be

Connecticut’s inns—charming, hospitable, lovely and comfortable—are poised to accommodate groups ranging from annual board meetings

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Opened in 1916, the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City celebrates its centennial this year. Along with offering guided tours, this majestic

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Following four years of drought, California finally reveled in rain for several months this past winter. When it rains in the lower elevations, it

MesaThe 180-room Sheraton Mesa Hotel at Wrigleyville West opened last year with 37,000

Admitted to the union in 1912, Arizona is a fairly young state, but it’s also one where reminders of its colorful heritage are never far from

There’s no denying that Tennessee is a towering legend of musical heritage. From echoing hills to city streets, this state has grown much of

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New OrleansConstruction has begun on a new terminal at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International

Nancy Trosclair, DMCP President, Destination New Orleans (DNO), selects her top three group-

Outdoor pursuits throughout Louisiana are as varied and intriguing as the ingredients that make up a tempting batch of jambalaya.Read on for eight

Butler County TCB hosted a Homeland Security and Human Resources in Hospitality

MARINA DEL REY, Calif.Evolution Hospitality promoted Kelly Fogarty to director of sales and marketing for

AUSTINThe Hyatt Regency Austin announced Michael Murphy as its new general manager.Murphy

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Though South Carolina’s Hilton Head Island is known as a golf and tennis mecca—there are 24 golf courses and 350 tennis courts on the 12-

AtlantaThe 220-room Hard Rock Hotel Atlanta  is on track to open in spring 2018. The

ATLANTAAfter receiving threats from the NFL and major U.S. corporations to pull business from Georgia, Gov. Nathan Deal announced on Monday, March 28