Prevue Staff
The Industry’s Biggest Stories This Week
From the conflict in the Middle East to pushback on Southwest's new seating policy and leadership insights ahead of International Women’s Day, we put together another roundup of industry news to keep you informed.
Sandals Dunn’s River Unveils Louis Grant Conference Center in Jamaica
The newly opened Louis Grant Conference Center at Sandals Dunn's River features approximately 8,000 sf of event space and can accommodate up to 500 attendees.
Hyatt Regency Hill Country Completes Transformation
The Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa has put the wraps on a major expansion that added a lagoon and new meeting space.
Southwest Faces Pushback on Assigned Seating One Month In
Just one month after ending its open seating policy, Southwest Airlines is already refining its newly implemented model following customer backlash and complaints.
The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club: Women at the Helm
The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club in St. Petersburg, FL: Where women drive executive leadership in hotel operations and dining.
[UPDATED] U.S. Department of State Issues Worldwide Travel Caution
The advisory cites a heightened risk of retaliatory violence and potential terrorist attacks targeting U.S. citizens. The State advises Americans worldwide to exercise increased caution.
MGM Resorts Reimagines Sales Structure to Streamline Meetings & Events Experience
MGM Resorts is restructuring its Las Vegas sales organization, bringing Sales, Catering & Events and Convention Services under one Corporate Sales division.
[UPDATED] Air Travel Across the Middle East Thrown Into Disarray
The U.S. and Israel’s strikes on Iran have disrupted flights across the Middle East, with key hub airports closed.
Industry Recap: This Week’s Top Stories
It’s another week of industry news to keep you in the know: Air travel in western Mexico has largely resumed after unrest in Jalisco, TSA PreCheck remains operational despite federal shutdown concerns and Spirit Airlines is poised to exit Chapter 11 this spring.
EMEC Advances Industry Leadership in Europe
EMEC 2026 gathered more than 250 senior-level industry leaders from across Europe and international markets.
Spirit Airlines Nears End of Chapter 11 With New Operating Plan
Spirit Airlines has secured an agreement with lenders, moving closer to exiting Chapter 11. The airline expects to emerge in late spring or early summer as a more efficient low-cost carrier.
Beyond Black History Month
Black History Month may be ending, but your group's exploration of Black history doesn't have to.
European Planners Connect at MPI’s EMEC
Held at the SLS Barcelona, the 37th EMEC brought thought-provoking ideas and solutions to an international audience.
TSA Confirms PreCheck Will Continue Amid Government Shutdown
TSA PreCheck will continue operating at U.S. airports despite a brief announcement over the weekend that it would be suspended during the partial federal government shutdown.





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