Hospitality & Tourism

Hotels, tourism, conventions, and the hospitality businesses fueling the visitor economy across the Baton Rouge area.

Cook: West Inn in Port Allen sells for $2.4M

The West Inn in Port Allen, formerly a Days Inn, was sold for $2.4 million...

Baton Rouge multifamily, hotel markets experiencing Katrina-like surge in demand

Even though floodwaters have yet to recede in parts of the Baton Rouge metro...

Baton Rouge could lose millions if Bayou Country Superfest can’t find another home in the Capital City

With Bayou Country Superfest unable to call Tiger Stadium its home for at least...

Business, civic leaders keeping an eye on impact of Alton Sterling shooting

While city officials have turned over the reins to federal authorities in the investigation...

Magnolia Mound’s Visitors Center offers a modern structure on a historical plot

(Photography by Tim Mueller) MAGNOLIA MOUND VISITORS CENTER 2161 Nicholson Drive Owner/developer: BREC Architect: Trahan Architects Contractor: Omega General Construction...

Baton Rouge airport aims to increase passenger count by focusing on business travelers, many of whom opt to fly from New Orleans

(With close parking to the terminal and faster check-ins, the Baton Rouge Metro Airport...
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Planned downtown Courtyard Marriott feeling the pinch of higher construction costs

As developers prepare to break ground on a 135-room Courtyard Marriott planned for the...

Cook: Improvements to Bluffs golf course underway, additional upgrades planned

The Bluffs on Thompson Creek in St. Francisville has a long and colorful history....

L’Auberge parent company exec says Baton Rouge smoking ban could put casino at competitive disadvantage

The parent company of Baton Rouge’s largest and most profitable casino is closely watching...

Camelot Club closes; ‘We can no longer be a viable club,’ owner says

The Camelot Club, which has long played host to business professionals, legislators and lobbyists...
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