Los Angeles's major sports facilities have had marquee billing lately due to events such as the Super Bowl and World Series. See how your groups can tap into the buzz by holding an event at these state-of-the-art stadiums.

The nation’s capital is a leader in promoting DEI initiatives and venues. Here are two major initiatives from Destination DC, as well as three area DEI-related venues, that are great event options.

When meeting in Charlotte, opportunities to craft an unforgettable attendee experience that stretch beyond the convention center abound. As a premier meetings and convention destination in the Southeast, Charlotte’s award-winning restaurants and breweries, outdoor adventures and captivating arts venues give more than enough reason to come early and stay late. 

Organizations eager for a return to in-person meetings and events will find their venue of choice on Hilton Head Island. Here, a wide variety of oceanfront and open-air event spaces offer the ideal setting for teams to reconnect in today’s work-from-anywhere world. 

Our globe-trotting incentives columnist Ashley Lawson answers a question about how to incorporate a special CSR experience for an incentive trip to Puerto Rico.

Irving, Texas, packs a lot of punch in a compact package that combines upscale accommodations with a sizable convention center and an electric entertainment district, all within a walkable core in its master-planned Las Colinas development.

While many meeting professionals feel there’s ample, available education to help future-proof their careers, the situation isn’t as straightforward as many hope.

From seeking feedback from family and friends to staying calm under pressure to cultivating your network, here are the skills required for success going forward in the meetings and events industry.

Michael Lockwood, senior principal at Populous and design director of the firm’s convention center practice, discusses ways in which convention center design is changing and why planners need to prioritize the liminal spaces in these facilities.

Following similar statements from Hawai‘i and Puerto Rico, the Canadian government announced last week that effective April 1, 2022, fully vaccinated travelers will no longer need to provide a pre-entry COVID-19 test result to enter Canada by air, land or water.