It’s Thursday, May 23 and 2:26am in Downtown New Orleans.
HOTELS
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More Ambassador Hotel
Perfectly located just 4 blocks from the French Quarter & 3…
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More Astor Crowne Plaza
The Astor Crowne Plaza located at the Gateway to the French…
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More Best Western Plus St. Christopher Hotel
This New Orleans hotel offers free Wi-Fi, complimentary breakfast and easy…
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More Chateau Bourbon
Chateau Bourbon, A Wyndham Historic Hotel - Be captivated. At the…
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More Chateau Dupre French Quarter Hotel
Nestled in the heart of the French Quarter, this 80-year old…
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More Clarion Inn & Suites
Located on Canal Street just blocks from the Superdome and the…
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More Comfort Suites Downtown
The Comfort Inn & Suites Downtown is conveniently located in the…
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More Cotton Exchange Hotel
The new Cotton Exchange Hotel French Quarter/Downtown Area is located just…
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More Country Inn & Suites
Brand New Hotel Created Out of 7 Historic Buildings Dating To…
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More Courtyard Marriott Convention Center
Discover the best of the Big Easy at the Courtyard New…
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More Courtyard Marroitt: New Orleans Downtown
From the romantic French Quarter to the never-ending party on Bourbon…
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More Doubletree-Hotel
The Doubletree New Orleans Hotel on Canal Street offers full service…
GERARD COX
CEO/FOUNDER, CREOLE AND SECOND LINE VENTURES
"New Orleans is the type of town that loves people back."
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Downtown is a collage of 8 distinct neighborhoods that includes 4 historic districts.
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Downtown is the largest employment center in Louisiana with 62,000 jobs
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Downtown welcomes approximately 120,000 people on a given week-day, enough to make it the fourth largest city in Louisiana
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New Orleans is #1 Top City for Young Entrepreneurs 2011 Under30CEO.com
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Downtown Clean Teams work around the clock, making it one of the cleanest downtowns in the country.
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Forbes.com ranks New Orleans #8 in Top Cities to Relocate Forbes.com
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Downtown is home to several public parks, include Lafayette Square, Mississippi River Heritage Park and Duncan Plaza
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"The transformation that's taking place in New Orleans both socially and economically is stunning." World Trade 100 Magazine