Melia Hotels International's all-inclusive Paradisus resort brand expands its portfolio with two new Mexican properties, Paradisus Playa del Carmen

RENO, Nev. The Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority has appointed Chris Baum as the organization’s President and CEO. Baum

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SAN DIEGO The San Diego City Council has approved plans for a special financing district to support a proposed $520 million expansion of the San

ANAHEIM, Calif. Disneyland hotel workers have ratified a five-year contract agreement with the Southern California resort that will provide a wage

TAMPA, Fla. The massive renovation of the Floridan Hotel in downtown Tampa is nearly done. The historic hotel that's been under reconstruction for

The Washington State Convention Center received LEED Silver certification for its newest meeting and event space, The Conference Center, which opened

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SAINT PAUL, Minn. Trade show organizers looking to excite exhibitors with new produts are in luck..Skyline Exhibits, a producer of modular show

KEY LARGO, Fl. The private Ocean Reef Club, has welcomed a pristine yacht, The Washingtonian, to the arsenal of its offerings. Fully restored in

WAIKIKI, Hawaii Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach has opened the doors of the Pali Tower, the first of two towers being constructed at this property,

By Phil Baker for www.PeterGreenberg.comI’ve looked at dozens of products over the year and here are some of my favorite travel gadgets that

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SAN FRANCISCO The Hilton San Francisco Union Square has embarked on a $51 million redevelopment project that will transform 550 guest rooms and

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Tyler Davidson, chief content director of Meetings Focus, caught up with the Las Vegas CVA's Chris Meyer, who says tourism and meetings business is