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O’Connor: Hotel will maximize economic impact By Cathy O’Connor The Journal Record On Tuesday, the Oklahoma City Council approved a redevelopment agreement with Omni Hotels for a headquarters hotel

Omnipresent: OKC Council agrees to $85.4 million subsidy for hotel By Brian Brus The Journal Record OKLAHOMA CITY – The Omni hospitality chain will receive $85.4 million in public assistance to

OKC approves deal to finance convention center hotel By William Crum The Oklahoman The Oklahoma City Council voted Tuesday in favor of public financing for a new downtown hotel, under the Omni

Convention hotel: If you build it, will they come? By Steve Lackmeyer The Oklahoman Before agreeing to do a deal with Oklahoma City to build a 600-room convention hotel, Omni Hotels owner Robert

City Council approves deal with Omni to operate convention center hotel The Oklahoma City Council voted Tuesday to approve a redevelopment agreement with Omni Hotels for a headquarters hotel to

City would pay $85 million for Omni hotel in proposed deal By Steve Lackmeyer The Oklahoman Ten months of negotiations with Omni are wrapped up and the Oklahoma City Council is set to consider an

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

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