Tyler Davidson has covered the travel trade for more than 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.
Meetings Today’s Tyler Davidson met up with Lisa Messina, chief sales officer for Visit Orlando, at IMEX America 2025 to discover what’s new and improved in a destination that is always top of mind with meeting and event planners.
Meetings industry giants Maritz, Marriott and Hilton have joined forces to combat human trafficking as part of the Fight Against Human Trafficking Collaborative.
Meetings Today's Tyler Davidson sat down with Maritz Deputy General Counsel Jill Blood at IMEX America 2025 to find out what's keeping both planners and suppliers up at night, and strategies to overcome these vexatious legal dilemmas.
With the brand-new BullStreet District, a decade-long development that is bringing in a neighborhood with amenities that rival downtown, Columbia, South Carolina, is a city on the rise in a region that is one of the fastest in the U.S.
John Haywood, chef for Elior North America’s Landmark Experiences and Design Cuisine, is right at home producing spectacular F&B programs for high-profile events such as the Presidential Inaugural and Super Bowl. See how Landmark Experiences did it
Since 1986, KiddieCorp has handled often complex childcare responsibilities for attendees who need to take their children with them to meetings and events.
Meetings and events industry women’s empowerment leader Courtney Stanley will tape her Dare to Interrupt podcast in front of a live audience at IMEX America 2025.
While Kentucky is known far and wide as the capital of bourbon and thoroughbred horse racing, the state offers much more for the meetings and conventions world.
Asheville, a quaint historic enclave known for its mountain music, craft beer and arts scene, is firmly back in business one year after Hurricane Helene.
Buffalo, the major Western New York metro only 100 miles south of one of the major global metros, Toronto, is one of those sleeper destinations that is rich with history, fascinating architecture and unique venues that showcase both.
