New Orleans tourism faces a slow summer with big discounts
The city expects low occupancy as convention business remains weak and 20,000 hotel rooms compete with a glut of rooms. Hotels offer deep discounts and packages to lure visitors while the new 1985 exhibit hall aims to boost future meetings, though 1983 remains challenging for tourism.
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