Tyler Davidson has covered the travel trade for nearly 30 years. In his current role with Meetings Today, Tyler leads the editorial team on its mission to provide the best meetings content in the industry.
Frequent Meetings Today contributor, futurist and leadership expert Scott Steinberg has published a new children’s book, L Is for Leadership: An A to Z Guide to the Future of Business.
Mark Vincent, emergency preparedness manager for the Georgia World Congress Center Authority, talks about his job ensuring attendee security at the 220-acre convention complex.
Rhode Island’s major meetings destinations, Providence and Newport, boast a wealth of historic event options stretching from colonial times to the opulent Gilded Age.
A familiarization trip to Seattle found Meetings Today and streamlinevents racing through Seattle Convention Center's new Summit building and enjoying all the Emerald City has to offer.
For groups wanting to venture outside of their meeting venue, following are five Phoenix event venues that should be on planners’ radars, from tried-and-true favorites to new entrants on the offsite scene, and even one that brings the party to you.
Deborah Lahti, director of resort and hotel sales for Visit Phoenix, shares how the fifth-largest city in the U.S. is continuing to expand, with spectacular new hotels and resorts and improvements to traditional favorites transforming its meetings and events offering.
Banana Ball is an entertainment-forward style of baseball created by the Savannah Bananas that focuses on fun and speeding up the game by incorporating nine rule changes.
Savannah, Georgia, is set to greatly amplify its meetings and conventions offering with a massive expansion of the Savannah Convention Center and adding four new hotels to its accommodations portfolio.
The Collective Experience: 2023 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Conference returned to Philadelphia, bringing together leaders in academics and the hospitality industry to discuss DEI strategies, initiatives and more.
While golf is enjoying a surge in popularity that started during the pandemic, major golf resorts that cater to meetings groups are opening up even more options for non-golfers. Painting & Pinot, anyone?
