Amid these increasing options for Texas groups, established operators maintain their perennial appeal. Here are five familiar guardians of Texas’s high hospitality standards.

Worried about encountering bed bugs during your next meeting or event? From how to check for bed bugs—and what to do when you find them—to exploring who is liable if your booked property has an infestation, here’s everything meeting planners need to know about these pesky critters. 

The seventh-largest city in the U.S., Texas tourism favorite San Antonio is on a growth spurt, expecting to add another million residents by 2035—and all those people gotta eat! Luckily, San Antonio is a city that knows how to eat well, and with its wealth of cultural diversity—from Mexican, Tejano, German, Irish, Czech and more—the menu is full of savory options to suit any taste.

Texas has one of highest concentrations of CVBs in the U.S. and nearly 100 convention centers state-wide. Here are three destinations that represent the diversity of choices that Texas has to offer.

West Maui has recently begun welcoming tourists again, just two months after wildfires tore through West Maui. Learn whether or not you should be traveling to West Maui and why the other parts of Maui and the other islands of Hawai'i might be the perfect place to host your next meeting or event.

Understanding Gen Z’s values in the workplace is one key factor in hiring young professionals, but to know how to attract Gen Z applicants to your company or business, a second factor equally as important is the generation’s job search habits—and the challenges they face throughout the process.

Taking home 17 awards at the 2023 World Beer Cup, Texas is tapped in with 340-plus breweries statewide, including these seven group-capable standouts. 

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.

The Los Angeles Hospitality Labor Union UNITE HERE Local 11, along with representatives from future citywide conventions and events, recently announced boycotts of over 60 hotels in the Los Angeles area. The workers call for all conventions, meetings and events to avoid Los Angeles, marking a major escalation in the largest hotel worker strike in U.S. history.

The music scene in Texas is red hot. These six group-capable halls have stories and impact far above their size, and make for memorable event spaces.