Updates on properties for meetings and events in the New England states, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia
The Mexico Tourism Board, amid news reports of drug gang–related violence around U.S. border towns, has underscored its commitment to the U.S. meetings and incentives market by building a new Web site specifically for U.S. meeting planners. It...
A year and a half of uncertainty around union work rules at Chicago’s McCormick Place convention center appears to be over. The labor unions and McCormick Place officials have agreed on new labor reforms, which go into effect November 1, and the...
Colorado Convention Center in Denver has extended its contract with Smart City Networks for another year. Smart City Networks will continue to provide the Colorado Convention Center with technology services and high-speed Internet access. Additio...
Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado Springs, Colo., completed its yearlong, $20 million, property-wide renovation in April 2011. The renovation encompassed common areas, landscaping, guest rooms, and meeting spaces. All 38 meeting rooms, totalin...
Caesars Palace in Las Vegas has opened its newest addition, the Octavius Tower, for reservations. The new tower has 668 rooms, including 60 suites and six luxury “villas.” The Octavius Tower offers a private entrance, a separate hotel lobby, and ...
Las Vegas’ Bellagio has just unveiled designs for its guest room renovation project. Bellagio began the $70 million remodel in June and anticipates all 2,568 guest rooms in the main tower will be complete by mid-December.
Amenities include a 40...
Caesars Entertainment Corp. has announced that it will expand its consolidated meetings sales and services model—offered at its eight properties in Las Vegas since 2005—to all 38 Caesars properties in 14 states across the U.S., creating one single...
From Hotel Online News:
MGM recommends to Clark County that the Harmon Hotel be demolished because of the building's construction defects.
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