Senior Vice President of Sales, Catering and Conference Services Tony Yousfi, a 15-year Las Vegas hospitality executive, previews the unique and exciting opportunities for groups ahead.

With attendance numbers for meetings, conventions and tradeshows fast approaching pre-pandemic levels, we take a look at the new and tried-and-true venues that make Vegas a meetings powerhouse.

Meeting attendees that crave authentic Mexican cuisine and beverages can find contentment in these coastal Mexico resorts that take pride in their cultural offerings, and even glamping on the beach.

Following a multimillion-dollar renovation of all guest rooms, public areas, food and beverage outlets and meeting spaces in 2019, Sheraton Dallas Hotel is upgrading yet again to provide a new outdoor destination opportunity for meeting planners to create a new and unexpected event experience.

L’Auberge de Sedona offers groups a new opportunity to reconvene and reconnect through wellness

The Diplomat Beach Resort in Hollywood is the largest resort-attached convention center in South Florida and its most iconic property. Read more about meeting possibilities at the resort.

Enhance your next meeting at one of these casino hotels in MidAmerica that have renovated their spaces. 

MeetGreen recently organized two conferences that showcased three of the most prominent strategies to increase F&B sustainability: food waste reduction, cutting back on serving meat and "upcycling" (recycling) food.

A full refurbishing of the Caribe Royale Orlando's 1,215 one-bedroom suites and 120 two-bedroom villas is now complete. Read more about what this property can offer meetings and events.

Visit Tucson named DMO and meetings industry veteran Graeme Hughes executive vice president, effective immediately.