Destination & Venue News

A 1912 building in the Chicago Loop that once served as a hat factory is now the first L7 hotel in North America.

The Drury Plaza Hotel Dallas Arlington is the largest Drury to open with notable event space since the brand’s 604-room Orlando property debuted in December 2022.

A host property for many international dignitaries and a few U.S. presidents, the 559-room hotel has updated its guest rooms, meeting spaces, restaurants, and public areas.

7 things meeting professionals need to know about the Golden State’s new “Honest Pricing Law” that goes into effect on July 1.

In Fort Lauderdale, Pier Sixty-Six will be a luxury waterfront property with more than 40,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space.

From Dublin to Ras Al Khaimah to San Miguel de Allende, destination management companies provide the inside knowledge that make events successful. Here are five new partnerships between the local pros and global DMC alliances.

Outside of San Antonio, a 227-room Hilton adds décor upgrades with a western flavor.

IHG will have its first property in Hawaii with the revival of the resort that served as the backdrop for the hotel scenes in “Blue Hawaii.”

Cincinnati’s convention center is closing on July 1 for comprehensive upgrades to the building’s systems, meeting spaces, and aesthetics.

North of downtown, the Westin Atlanta Perimeter has a new look and feel.