Cambridge has so much to offer meeting planners for businesses large and small. From cool collaborative spaces to unique team-building experiences — we’re a city that brings people together. An inspiring journey down colorful streets bursting with offbeat locals, global institutions, exotic foods, and wide cultural nightlife. Here, your team will leave with more than they came with. We promise. In Cambridge, there’s so much to love and always a lot to unpack.

Meetings Today traveled to Indianapolis for the topping out ceremony of the Signia by Hilton Indianapolis. Visit Indy showcased the 38-story property expected to open in fall of 2026. 

Why Coastal Huntington Beach and Inland Anaheim and Santa Ana deliver some of the best SoCal offers for meetings and events.

A recent survey by Hotels.com finds many younger employees consider business travel a chance to “upgrade their lifestyle” and opt for better accommodations plus more time to experience a destination—and many want to spend some of that time with coworkers.

Hospitality-sales trainer Ciara Feely led an IMEX America session on how both meeting planners and venue staff should approach site visits so that everyone gets the information they need.

Renowned urban historian Dr. Ricardo Romo, a former president of the University of Texas, recognized Joel Salcido as “one of the few seasoned Latino photo-journalist commentators of life on the Texas-Mexico Borderlands.” 

Dan Hayes will lead operations at the recently expanded and renovated Las Vegas Convention Center starting in November.

Since 1981, photographer Al Rendón has collaborated with Visit San Antonio and other local organizations on promoting the city to convention groups and visitors, including serving on local tourism-related boards.

A comedian, author and TV host, Noah will close out CL26 in Philadelphia to cap off PCMA’s 70th anniversary. 

Once again, meeting people has become the purpose of meetings, which excels in Boise, Idaho.