Management

Down on the Dollar
The trusty greenback has Americans a little blue when they travel to Europe these days. They aren't the only ones missing the days of a stronger U.S. currency, either, as many conference venues across...
By Kayt Sukel
Shreveport Looks to Power up with Oil and Energy Groups
Since opening two years ago, Louisiana's Shreveport Convention Center has managed to increase both its bookings and operating loss simultaneously. That may be changing, however, due to out-of-control...
By Marc Boisclair
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Political Power
For as many benefits as political conventions bring to local economies, there are a thousand concerns over safety and security, social responsibility, and putting the city's best foot forward.
By Robert Carey, Corrie Dosh & William Ng
Heartland Cities Move Forward With Projects, But Some Are Progressing Faster Than Others
Still, hopes and dreams for convention business are undeterred by the sluggish economy.
By Terri Hardin
On the Record: Carlson Hotels Exec Revels in Responsible Business
Carlson's Carmen Baker discusses her new role as vice president of responsible business.
By Rayna Katz
A Young Westin Property Gets Spruced Up in the Big Apple
Looking to beat to the punch any accusations of becoming a tired hotel, the relatively young Westin New York at Times Square is undergoing a $20-million renovation.
By Rayna Katz
Las Vegas: Where Vastness and Compactness Meet
Writer Heidi Waldrop Bay explores the giant Strip-side meetings destination known as the Las Vegas Sands MegaCenter.
By Heidi Waldrop Bay
Newsmaker Q & A
Before leaving, ASAE's Susan Sarfati reflects on the people she's known and the work she's done.
By Rayna Katz
International: In Portugal, Influx of Infrastructure Is Ahead
Almost 60 new properties and attractions are set to open within the next three years.
By Rayna Katz
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