Meeting planners seeking a destination that seamlessly blends wellness with dynamic event hosting need look no further than Washington DC. The city’s unique combination of historical significance, green spaces, and cutting-edge amenities makes it an ideal choice for balancing business with well-being. 

Make networking feel more natural by taking into consideration these tips and tricks from Mandi Graziano, vice president of global accounts for HPN Global, the next time you’re in a new group of people.

The Toronto-based Exhibition Place, a 192-acre complex and Canada’s largest entertainment and convention venue, was awarded the prestigious Rainbow Registered Accreditation by Canada's 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce (CGLCC).

Hotel Renegade, a 122-key boutique hotel in downtown Boise, opened in late May in Idaho’s capital city. The property will play host to Meetings Today LIVE! West August 4-7. 

Planning a meeting can be stressful, but GOCAL's experienced team is here to simplify the process. Their one-point-of-contact approach ensures seamless communication, and their expertise takes the weight off your shoulders. Discover how GOCAL can transform your next meeting into a success story.  

On a recent fam trip with Travel Wisconsin, Meetings Today’s Taylor Smith visited three cities in three days—Madison, Wisconsin Dells and Milwaukee—to see what is new and experience some of the state’s top meetings and events offerings. 

Meetings Today got a sneak peek of the latest developments in Wisconsin Dells on a recent press trip with Travel Wisconsin, and here’s what we learned.

Transgender meeting and event planner Chase Brunson shares his personal journey in the meetings and events industry, as well as tips his fellow planners can use to make transgender attendees feel included at events.

Meetings industry DEI leader Elliott L. Ferguson II, president and CEO of Destination DC, provides his opinions on where the meetings and events industry is four years after the George Floyd murder and Black industry leaders' response.

Tap sports venue events veteran Kim Teevan’s seven tips for crowd-flow for guest counts in the thousands.