Danielle started at Meetings Today in March 2019 after seven years of editorial experience in the travel and food industries. She oversees all of the destination content for Meetings Today and collaborates with the team on digital content strategy and content marketing initiatives.
As one of the most diverse states in America, championing open-mindedness and striving for inclusive meetings where attendees feel welcome is woven into California’s fabric. Here are a few ways cities in the state are pushing the DEI conversation forward.
Wichita, the largest city in Kansas, offers meetings and events of varying sizes the accommodations and transportation infrastructure they require, while remaining affordable.
A combination of creativity, positivity, a commitment to sustainability, technological innovation and inclusivity that are all in California’s DNA—and are the drivers for successful meetings.
From ever-expanding Dallas to the waterfront of Lake Carolyn in Irving to the historic Stockyards in Fort Worth, new projects abound in the Metroplex. Here’s what meeting professionals need to know.
The Pacific Northwest is known for its beautiful scenery, so it should come as no surprise that its big cities are committed to sustainability and reducing the environmental impact of meetings and events.
New and renovated hotels plus constant advantages like affordability, location and more make the Chicago suburbs an attractive alternative for small- to mid-sized meetings.
U.S. Travel Association leaders delivered short-term and long-term priorities for the travel industry during its State of the Industry address February 2.
As climate change continues to make headlines and companies prioritize sustainability initiatives, reducing an event’s carbon footprint can start with business travel.
From a lesson in Milwaukee’s brewing origins to the home of one of America’s most famous architects, make sure these seven venues are on your radar for your next meeting in Wisconsin.
