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Trends / History
May 2, 2016

Art and Architecture at the New 21c Hotel

The award-winning 21c Hotels were created in an effort to combine historic rehabilitation with contemporary art. The first property, 21c Museum Hotel Louisville, opened in 2006 as a unique boutique hotel mixed with a contemporary art museum, all set inside reclaimed 19th-century tobacco and Bourbon warehouses. Following were properties in Ohio, Arkansas and North Carolina. With more than a dozen other properties in the pipeline, the most recent opening is the 21c Lexington.

TAP Air Portugal: A Milestone Year

From small airline to global success, TAP Air Portugal turns 80 and better than ever.

Tips / Destination
Apr 23, 2016

The Kentucky Don’t-Be: Louisville Options

Aliens drop you off in Kentucky during Derby weekend? Looking for some non-equestrian things to do? Don’t let the Churchill Downs get you down. You are still in the fine town of Louisville, Ky. A place of epic Southern charm and Wild Turkey, riding a Wild Turkey seems way more appealing anyway. Get yourself down to the Proof On Main for some earth-shattering drinks and food so incredulously good you will think you are lying to yourself. Spend a little time people watching, as the Derby brings out the high long color of summer and the low, slow Southern draw of history come to life.

GET TO KNOW TAP FORBIZ

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Hotel
Jul 19, 2015

The Galt House

The Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Ky., is one of the most historic hotels in the state, with the original hotel opening in 1835. Famous guests have included Charles Dickens and Abraham Lincoln and, during the Civil War, the Galt House was the site of strategy meetings between the Union’s Generals Grant and Sherman. Between its original creation and present day, the Galt House was destroyed twice before the building of the current hotel in the 1970s, which has since been remodeled.