After Prohibition took effect on January 17, 1920, tens of thousands of speakeasies popped up across the U.S. One century later, history seems to be repeating itself at these new and recently renovated speakeasy-style hotel spaces. 

Don’t miss an opportunity to get your attendees outside during your next gathering in Columbia. Here are six venues that can help your group embrace the sunshine.

Today, the cradle of the Strip is experiencing an ongoing multibillion-dollar revival. Not all the gaps are filled and there’s room to grow, but for groups, an emerging campus of historic and new venues offers a renewed sense of cohesion, community and curb appeal.

Las Vegas executives from on and off the Strip detail the elevated perception of Vegas as a group destination and how it’s keeping the momentum and excitement high. 

Hilton San Antonio Hill Country completed an extensive renovation project of its guest rooms, public spaces, outlets, exterior pool/courtyard areas and meeting spaces.

Steakhouse culture is alive and well in Las Vegas, with many classic staples and celebrity-driven restaurants offering private dining rooms and buyouts for visiting groups. 

IMEX Group has hired a new COO who will help lead the Operations, Marcomms, IT and Transformation departments of the organization. 

According to Bizzabo, the average number of events increased by 52% in the first half of 2024, mostly due to the increase of smaller, field marketing events and the adoption of year-round event portfolios.

Leaders in New Jersey’s key markets detail the remarkable success of sporting events, and potential for all events, in the state.

The “Keep Austin Weird” mentality of Texas’ capital city makes Austin a city unlike any other, with authentic local experiences as unique to the destination as its motto. Here are a few ways groups can experience Austin’s beloved “weirdness” themselves.