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From carryout and delivery services to traditional dine-in experiences, Kansas City Restaurant Week presented by Sysco returns to the metro area this week, running Jan. 14-23. Now in its 13th year, the 10-day dining event showcases the region’s culinary...

Celebrating and supporting the local hospitality industry, Kansas City Restaurant Week presented by Sysco is now less than one month away, returning to the metro Jan. 14-23. 

KANSAS CITY, Mo.—In partnership with Mayor Quinton Lucas, the boards of the Kansas City Sports Commission and Foundation and Visit KC announced today that industry veteran and local community leader Kathy Nelson will serve as the leader of both...

Continuing a long tradition of giving back to its surrounding community, organizers of KC’s premier dining event announced today that Guadalupe Centers will serve as the featured beneficiary for the 2022 Kansas City Restaurant Week.

Organizers of Kansas City Restaurant Week announced Thursday that the 2021 event successfully raised $116,339 for its featured beneficiary, The Don Bosco Centers. Celebrating and supporting 173 area businesses, Kansas City Restaurant Week took place Jan....

Jason Fulvi, President and CEO of Visit KC, announced today his resignation, effective Sept. 3, 2021. Over the next 60 days, Fulvi will assist the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors with a seamless transition process to ensure the important work of Visit KC continues.

Today, Parade of Hearts, an organization comprised of over a dozen local businesses and not-for-profits, revealed an ambitious community engagement and arts initiative for the Kansas City metro. The project is a vehicle for...

In the spirit of National Travel & Tourism Week, Visit KC announced today that it has extended its relationship with MMGY Global, selecting the international firm as its agency of record for an additional five years, effective May 1, 2021.

Kansas City’s premier hospitality and tourism organization confirmed its 2021 Board of Directors on Tuesday, swearing in new and continuing members at the group’s first virtual meeting of the year. The following changes were approved and are effective as...

Announced this morning, MovieMaker magazine has crowned Kansas City as one of the Best Places to Live and Work as Moviemaker in 2021. This is the third-consecutive year Kansas City, Missouri, has received the honor from the trade publication and its...