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.  

From head boat fishing in the Outer Banks to helicopter tours in Myrtle Beach, it’s easy for planners to create memorable meetings in the coastal towns of North and South Carolina.

After a two-year in-person hiatus, Event Service Professionals Association finally got back together in person in Kansas City. Here’s how these convention services professionals took care of business regarding health and safety protocols, and what you can learn from the successful experience.

A Las Vegas industry vet returns home to Washington, D.C.

Abstract artist Callen Schaub uses a psychedelic color palette and unusual mediums to inspire and astound event attendees throughout the world. 

Conference centers may be a barometer for the return to in-person business, and Philadelphia’s Quorum conference center is seeing organizations return, with an emphasis on hybrid meetings.

The results of Meetings Today's 2022 Meetings Today Trends Survey, which indicate a great deal of change in the meetings and events industry since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

While dramatic scenery may be its signature lure, Arizona’s major metros are also turning heads with their arts and culinary masterpieces.

From robust health and safety guidelines to new digital technology, here’s why MGM Resorts is well-equipped for your group to convene confidently.

Meetings traveling to Monterey and Santa Cruz, California, will leave attendees in a blissful state of inspiration, with phenomenal F&B and outdoor spaces that offer the best of the coast and towering redwood forests.