The Venetian Resort Las Vegas recently announced plans to spend $188 million renovating its convention center over the next few years.

The 2024 Global Meetings and Events Forecast report from American Express Global Business Travel surveyed over 500 meeting and event professionals, citing internal meetings and new developments in artificial intelligence are set to accelerate growth in the meetings and events industry.

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. 

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.

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.

Hard Rock International kicked off its 24^th annual PINKTOBER campaign, aimed at supporting breast cancer awareness and research.

From the heart of downtown Denver to the Mexican fishing village La Cruz de Huanacaxtle in Nayarit to a San Diego Hotel's new "Meet & Green" initiatives, here's all of the latest news about hotel properties in the west!

From Macau’s Cotai Strip, to the Westland district of Munich to Singapore and one of Britan's most recognizable landmarks, find out about the biggest upgrades and openings happening around the world.

From the first American resort dating all the way back to 1776 to new 3D mapping technology, past meets present at these upgraded southern hotel properties. 

Billy McFarland, the entrepreneur-turned-convicted-felon responsible for the infamous 2017 Fyre Festival fiasco, is back with his latest venture, “Fyre Festival II.” Here’s how you can learn to avoid the same fate and become a better event planner in the process.