Cities such as Baton Rouge and Shreveport, Louisiana, have a plethora of offsite venue options to offer, from historical sites like underground tunnels converted into dining halls to the nation’s largest park dedicated to roses.

These California destinations continue to adapt to their changing environmental needs and keep sustainability at their core while welcoming groups to experience their natural wonders.

From boasting the world’s largest children’s museum to converting original Pullman train cars into hotel rooms, imaginative sites in Indiana can transform ordinary events into one-of-a-kind experiences, and the state’s creative culture is flourishing.

St. Louis is ready for a full return to business travel, and what the city has to offer can take meetings and events to the next level.  Take advantage of these new and exciting opportunities during your next trip to the Gateway to the West.

If you are on the hunt for sustainable meeting venues, or simply hoping to lower your carbon footprint next time you travel, consider these new and renovated eco-friendly hotels. 

With a mission to advocate for neuroinclusivity in the hospitality industry, The Neu Project promotes awareness and acceptance of the neurodiverse community.

If the meetings and events industry is for people who love people, IMEX America 2022 was enough to prove just how much kindness and collaboration those involved are willing to give, and as a first-time attendee, I already can’t wait for next year to do it all over again.

Tiffany Rose Goodyear, founder and CEO of Scent-Ex, uses fragrances to create immersive and memorable event experiences for attendees, including those at IMEX America 2022.