Gaylord Entertainment shareholders have approved the company's reorganization plan which includes allowing Marriott to operate many of its properties.
In May, Gaylord agreed to sell its hotel brand and the rights to manage its four hotels, including Opryland, to Marriott for $210 million cash.
The company's shareholders voted at a nearly 85 percent rate in favor of the plan on Tuesday.
Back in July, Gaylord announced more than 300 layoffs as part of the restructuring.