Yes, but: In the pre-COVID days, peak hotel occupancy regularly reached 95% over Mardi Gras, The Times-Picayune reports.

Walt Leger, President and CEO of New Orleans and Company, says if you’re going by the numbers, it should still be elbow-to-elbow on the parade route.

New Orleans was turned upside down by Covid. Last year, however, confirmed a postpandemic renaissance and a tourism boom—a return for New Orleans as a prime destination location. The city had record ...

What do New Orleanians need to do to keep the momentum from the Super Bowl going? In this guest column, the president and CEO ...

Although a trip to New Orleans isn't really complete without ... Wander the narrow cobblestone streets to find such attractions as Jackson Square, Faulkner House Books and the Cabildo.

New Orleans & Co. is sponsoring "Pirates! The Penzance Musical" on Broadway as it seeks to market to audiences in New York ...

New Orleans is the place to forget about your diet ... be found at the one of the city's most famous coffee shops (and a tourist attraction in its own right), Cafe du Monde. Many famous chefs ...

Walt Leger III, President and CEO of New Orleans & Company, has recently been re-appointed to a second term of service on ...

In neighboring Jefferson Parish, there are approximately 7,500 hotel rooms.“This is our big weekend, so Friday and Saturday ...

New Orleans has hosted WWE's WrestleMania twice before.Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry, tourism officials, are celebrating its return.

The Louisiana Travel Association honored this year’s cohort of Louey Award winners with one prominent New Orleans native ...