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The Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau (OKC CVB) welcomes three new members to the travel and tourism team. OKC CVB’s staff is expanding due to the increase in Oklahoma City’s tourism

Paddlesports Retailer, the official national trade show of the paddlesports industry, will remain in Oklahoma City, OK, for at least the next two years. The show will take place from August 26th

GULF SHORES, Ala. (Nov. 13, 2019) — SportsEvents Media Group, the leading industry publication focused exclusively on helping sports event planners produce excellent competitions in the United States,

Four day press trip brings in five national outlets Oklahoma City played host to five national print publications October 3-7, 2018 to help promote the city as welcoming, inviting and a place to do

Morgan Miller, CTA, 29, works in Oklahoma City as convention sales manager at the Oklahoma City CVB . As a 2018 40 Under 40 honoree, Miller discusses her passion for the events industry. Click here

MeetinOKC.com launches in conjunction to attract meeting planners Oklahoma City – The Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau (OKC CVB), local civic leaders and other dignitaries gathered on

By: Brian Brus Plans for the new downtown convention center are nearly $685,000 under budget, opening the possibility of adding a couple of features that other cities are struggling with. The MAPS 3

The first glimpse of designs for the 17-story Omni to be built next to the city's new convention center shows the hotel will front the future downtown boulevard with restaurants and bars designed also

2020 Core to Shore vision By Steve Lackmeyer The Oklahoman A couple of big decisions this week will set in motion the final steps toward moving forward with the “Core to Shore” plan, a makeover of

By The Oklahoman Editorial Board The Oklahoman PLANS for a new convention center in Oklahoma City weren't universally well received at the outset, and some nay-sayers remain today even as the project