DoubleTree by Hilton Lansing recently opened in Michigan’s capital city and Courtyard Wichita at Old Town in Wichita, Kansas, announced the completion of its extensive renovation project. 

The first new luxury hotel to open on Capitol Hill since 1984, The Royal Sonesta Washington, DC Capitol Hill, officially started welcoming guests in early September and offers a modern and elevated hospitality experience that starts when visitors enter its light-filled 10-story atrium.

Arizona’s heart beats for the arts and culture that established the destination it is today and continues to form the one it will become tomorrow. Here are a few ways you can experience this creativity running deep through Phoenix and Scottsdale. 

What does Gen Z want in the workplace? What do they look for in a job? Thanks to studies and survey data, the hiring world has a better idea of which workplace values rank toward the top of Gen Z’s job-search checklist. 

The City of Raleigh is working in partnership with Omni Hotels & Resorts to develop a highly anticipated convention hotel in the heart of downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, expected to open in 2027 across from the Raleigh Convention Center. 

Wisconsin’s three largest cities, Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay, are booming with new meetings and events offerings as highly anticipated projects prepare to wrap and welcome guests to new experiences. 

With IMEX America in mid-October and new Covid variants spreading rapidly, here are a few tips and tricks to help protect yourself and stay healthy while networking and conducting business with colleagues throughout flu and cold season. 

Punta Mita, Mexico, served as this year’s destination for SITE Foundation’s flagship fundraiser, SITE Classic, when more than 200 incentive travel professionals met August 16-19 at Conrad Punta de Mita to raise money for the industry’s leading funder of incentive research, education and professional development. 

The first JW Marriott hotel in Dallas, JW Marriott Dallas Arts District, opened its doors in late July in the official “Cultural District” of Dallas, as designated by the Texas Commission of the Arts.

Here are four easy ways to encourage your attendees to stay physically active despite their busy meetings agendas, from simple stretches and teambuilding exercises to helpful online resources for quick workouts on the go.