It’s almost summer, which means vacation travel for most Americans. While a majority of Chicago-area residents also plan to get out of town in the next few months, we have a closer-to-home destination ...

To avoid being ousted as a tourist in Chicago, make sure you know the local lingo while ordering a delicious and iconic ...

A new leader has been named to helm Chicago’s official tourism arm. Lynn Osmond, most recently the president and CEO of the Chicago Architecture Center, will become CEO of Choose Chicago this spring.

CHICAGO (CBS) -- The Democratic National Convention is a little more than a month away—on the heels of a number of big events in Chicago this year and this summer. While 50,000 people from across the ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The ABC7 I-Team spoke one-on-one with Lynn Osmond, who was named Chicago's first female CEO of the city's tourism bureau. "I have really just grown to love this city and I am really ...

CHICAGO (CBS)-- Another big music-filled weekend is underway in Chicago. CBS 2's Marissa Perlman reports this summer of music could significantly boost the city's economy. The party at Pitchfork is on ...

CHICAGO – Chicago is regaining its tourism spotlight following a pandemic-induced absence. This weekend, McCormick Place will welcome 8,000 girls and their families for the Nike Tournament of ...

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Chicago tourism has yet to return to pre-pandemic levels, but it could fully recover by 2024, and possibly before, industry leaders said. In the four weeks ending July 9, hotel occupancy in the ...

The tourism agency tasked with boosting Chicago's pandemic-battered image is wrestling with a reputation problem of its own, and it couldn't come at a worse time for anyone counting on more visitors ...