Through workshops, trainings, cultural resource guides and Island Wisdom: Hawaiian Traditions and Practices for a Meaningful Life, a book he co-authored with journalist Annie Daly, Daines turned his former uncertainty with his own culture into an educational hospitality experience for his staff and beyond.

Meetings Today’s Taylor Smith navigates the meetings and events industry’s next generation through “The Z: Planning for the Industry's Next Generation."

Turn to the following tips and tricks to navigate the best way to welcome wellness into your next meeting or event.

The drive-to meeting checklist looks a little different, as organizing flights for your attendees is no longer a to-do item. Instead, remember these four to-dos to make your event as convenient as possible.

Milwaukee meetings come with rich history and a welcoming community at unique and historic venues throughout Wisconsin’s largest city.  

Meetings Today’s Taylor Smith spent a day at Universal Orlando that was packed with back-to-back surprises and thrills to experience the resort and theme park possibilities for meetings and events. 

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.