From the history of Detroit’s music scene to museums documenting its automobile prowess, these arts and culture venues in town give attendees a true sense of place.  

South Texas offers profound encounters with the past at every turn. In the region’s major group centers, explore how you can weave history in with the present at your events.

As you prepare for your next meeting in the province, here are some memorable Michelin kitchens for intimate and larger groups from Montréal’s 54 selections and Québec City’s 28 honorees, plus tour ideas.

Meetings Today Senior Contributor Jeff Heilman stays at Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, where he discovers that at every touchpoint, the former upstart has matured into a welcoming and relaxing environment where business is a pleasure. 

Donald Contoursi reflects on a decade of work with Lip Smacking Foodie Tours in this Q&A with Meetings Today Senior Contributor Jeff Heilman.

While it may be famous for its massive events and conventions, Las Vegas hosts thousands of small meetings every year. Discover the venues that cater well to groups of 100 or less. 

With passion, purpose and poise, LVCVA professionals like Vice President of Destination Sales Rebecca DeLuca bring their A-game every day. She shares her career story with Meetings Today.

Hotel leaders in Downtown Las Vegas detail how they are investing in the properties and meeting business.

New Jersey’s 60-plus licensed wineries and vineyards form the state’s fastest-growing agricultural sector. These destinations offer scenic settings and versatile venues for memorable tours, tastings and private events. 

After four name changes and five expansions, the Chelsea Hotel, which opened in October 1975 as a mixed residential and university housing building with 808 rooms, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year as the largest hotel in Canada, with 1,590 keys.