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Oklahoma City, OK- The Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau (OKCCVB) celebrated this year’s National Travel and Tourism Week with an event at TopGolf Oklahoma City on Wednesday, May 10, 2017

For Immediate Release Contact: Tabbi Burwell, Communications Manager Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau 405-297-8973 tburwell@visitokc.com Oklahoma City is One Step Closer to a New

OKLAHOMA CITY – When Jan Freitag spoke to the Oklahoma Hotel and Lodging Association Tuesday, he pointed out a development change in the industry. “We’re not building ballrooms anymore,” he said.

Rooms to grow: City council to consider deal for Omni headquarters hotel By Steve Lackmeyer The Oklahoman The Omni sign soon could glow atop a sleek glass 19-story tower hovering over the Chesapeake

A thriving entertainment  district, a fresh food scene, and plentiful outdoor activities prove that Oklahoma is more than just OK.

OCU hosts several sporting events annually that bring fans to OKC

The debate over whether the city should pursue development of a conference hotel will likely enter a new phase this week when residents will know whether the project is likely to move forward or die.

College basketball returns to downtown Oklahoma City and the Chesapeake Energy Arena December 17 for the 76th Annual All-College Basketball Classic featuring The University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University.

The Oklahoman The formation of a horse-reining league that will be based in Oklahoma City and kick off a major event early next year in the Sooner State is expected to spur Oklahoma's equine industry and rope in tourists, Gov. Mary Fallin said Monday. Organizers announced the formation of the World Reining League, which plans to hold four events next year

The Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau is set to present its quarterly report Tuesday to the Oklahoma City Council. The bureau's report, submitted to the city last week, details some of the expected economic impact of events it booked for the city during the first quarter of the fiscal year.