Leading on the most important issues of today and always providing diversity of choice, there’s a place for every meeting in California—and planners are taking notice as the state continues its strong recovery.

Learn how to impress your attendees by booking the futuristic Sphere venue in Las Vegas for your next meeting or private event. 

Led by the Joint Meetings Industry Council (JMIC) the Net-Zero Carbon Initiative is growing fast, and gearing up to provide the events industry with measurement methodologies to calculate carbon emissions of events.

Meeting planners can book group air travel online—and in minutes—with Southwest Airline’s new product, Southwest Business Meetings.

A major hospitality school and the leading association for DMOs team up to create more career opportunities in the hospitality industry via education and tradeshow experience opportunities.

From mingling among the instruments of the world’s greatest rock musicians to networking near art galleries of legends, Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, offer a wealth of museums that promise unforgettable events.

Sports successes like the NFL Draft and being selected as a 2026 FIFA World Cup Host city are putting Kansas City on a global stage, while infrastructure improvements are boosting the meetings experience. See how this city is set up for continued group success.

Wow your event attendees by hosting an event at one of these fresh-air venues in Maryland cities Baltimore, Annapolis and Ocean City that promise stunning views and educate visitors about the unique culture of the state. 

Tucson, Arizona, was designated as the country’s first UNESCO City of Gastronomy in 2015, and its food scene has exploded since. Meetings Today editor Danielle LeBreck taps into the food and culture that make this city special and discovers how meeting and event attendees can best experience it.

Have a meeting in South Carolina? Don’t leave the state without sampling some of its most iconic foods, like pimento cheese, oysters, shrimp and grits and more.