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This week's hospitality news.

Elsewhere in the region, a Mexican-fusion fast-casual concept is expanding in Montgomery County and a ski lodge-inspired pop-up returns to Center City.

Among the upcoming openings is a new restaurant in the former New World Bistro Bar space in Albany.

It's the company's fourth Capital Region location.

The restaurant will close exactly 26 years to the day it first opened.

Brewer’s Corner, which faced multiple delays, is gearing up to open next to sister concept Brewer’s Kitchen. Founder Chris Riggins details what happened and what’s in store.

Despite the new site being only a few blocks from a sister property at The Grove, owner Francois Reihani said the new location will serve a “completely different demographic.”

Two major theme park companies merge, the Lone Star mixed-use development gets a key approval, and Lennar is offering incentives in spite of high interest rates. Read about these stories and more in this week's wrap-up.

Arts and culture events were responsible for creating $292 million in economic activity in San Jose last year, more than $100 million more than in 2015.

The magazine's recommendations to visitors span from Sodo to downtown to Ballard, starting with a stay at one classic hotel.