Before its changing hands between the French and Spanish from the late-17th century until the U.S. bought the Louisiana Territory in 1803, the Native American Choctaw named the area we know as New Orleans “Bulbancha,” which translates to Land of Many Tongues, on account of its multi-tribal nature…
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Editor’s note: For the second consecutive Global Meetings Industry Day, ALHI is acknowledging the industry professionals who commit every day to ensuring meeting attendees and hotel and resort guests have a positive experience while on property. They demonstrate daily the power of face to face and…
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Wedding cakes are a long-standing wedding tradition. In fact, historians think they date all the way back to ancient Rome when it was a ritual for a groom to smash a barley cake over his bride’s head. But for wedding couples who are looking to personalize their receptions and want to opt for more…
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