Destination & Venue News

The fast-growing luxury hotel and restaurant brand has opened the doors to its sixth U.S. property.

In the state capital, an hour south of Portland, a new-build property is positioned to improve the city’s convention package.

The beachfront South Carolina resort will redesign guest rooms in an updated, nature-focused palette.

A $200 million upgrade to Duke Energy Convention Center, tentatively scheduled to start in Q3 2023 along with construction of a new headquarters hotel, will boost Cincinnati’s appeal for convention and trade-show groups.

The travel experience is seeing an upgrade in Orlando, Newark, Chicago, Denver, and elsewhere.

The latest “Barometer” from IACC puts numbers to the trends: fewer hybrids, less experienced staff, higher revenues, and more.

The Silver Line extension of Washington, D.C.’s Metrorail service is the first mass-transit offering connecting the city to the suburban airport.

JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa has completed a soft-goods renovation of two 40,000-square-foot venues, a 20,000-square-foot room, and 19 breakout rooms.

The day-meeting space provider is back in expansion mode with its first San Francisco location planned for next year.

Overlooking Lake George, the Fort William Henry Hotel is spending $3 million on the Carriage House, plus $1 million on upgrades to its conference center.