Chief Content Officer Christoph Trappe stayed on the Tampa Riverwalk during a trip to southern Florida in 2019 and shared some updates that might be of interest to meeting planners.

I was staying at the San Diego  Marriott Marquis for the ContentTech Summit in 2019 and the team there gave me a tour of the hotel event space.

Many events promote their conferences up to the last moment and if attendees haven’t booked travel, they’ll likely have to pay the price … unless there’s a way to pay for last-minute travel with miles!

Meetings Today's Christoph Trappe was in Greensboro for an NCAA Women's Basketball Elite 8 March Madness tournament game (Iowa vs. Baylor). While there, he checked in with Henri Fourrier, president of the Greensboro CVB, on what's new and worth knowing for event planners.

The Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel is ideal for quick stays and conferences.

For me, airplane time is work time. Inflight Wi-Fi helps with that, and it’s important to find out whether it is available on your flight beforehand so you can fully optimize your time. Which is exactly what I do when I take conference trips outside the continental U.S. to locations such as Puerto Rico, Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

According to a press release from VisitBrasil.com, the official Brazilian tourism website, the South American country will soon be allowing visitors from the U.S., Canada, Australia and Japan to travel to and from the nation without a visa. Meetings Today Chief Content Officer, Christoph Trappe, has traveled to Brazil several times and shares some insights into the change.