Recent Stories

Palm Beach and Treasure Coast Flow With Group Adventure

Thirty-nine diverse cities and towns make up the Palm Beaches, spanning more than 2,300 square miles across 47 miles of beautiful Atlantic Ocean beaches. In addition to the beach, there’s 125 miles of the Intracoastal Waterway. With so much water, swimming, boating, fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, paddleboarding and myriad other activities on the beach are all right there for the asking.

Q&A With Arthur Bovino, Author of 'Buffalo Everything'

Arthur Bovino is a restaurant, food media and travel writer with experience writing for a variety of major publications. He is the author of Buffalo Everything: A Guide to Eating in ‘Nickel City’ with 50 Recipes. The book will be released on August 14, 2018.

Buffalo and Niagara Regions Serve Up Culinary Traditions

Prominent in Buffalo, New York's nearly $1 billion tourism-driven redevelopment, the F&B scene is now a tastier draw than ever for the Queen City of the Great Lakes. Meanwhile in Niagara, an area rich with agricultural and culinary resources, F&B experiences are naturally one way to go.

Portrait of a Cirque Star: Pro Diver Shares High-Flying Story

For years my Instagram feed was filled with vertigo-inducing posts from my friend Tara Hyer-Tira taking flight off the precipice of a staggeringly towering cliff during a high-dive competition. Fast forward to the present, and my former co-worker (yoga teachers, not divers—I’m terrified of heights!) now posts photos of herself in full makeup and regalia for the Cirque du Soleil show O, the water-themed Vegas extravaganza, also popular with groups.

Jim Spellos, Rock and Wrap It Up! Partner to Fight Food Waste

While he’s known as one of the top meetings technology educators in the industry, a lesser-known aspect of Jim Spellos’ contribution to both the meetings industry and those with an acute need of nutrition is his efforts working with Rock and Wrap It Up!, an award-winning anti-poverty think tank.

MPI’s WEC in Indy Ends on High—and Fast—Note

Following a morning of intriguing sessions in its newly designed “village” format, MPI’s 2018 World Education Congress (WEC) wrapped Tuesday, June 5, with a rousing pep rally, show and luncheon, followed by a trip to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for a bucket list-level closing experience.

Companies Still Scrambling to Become GDPR Ready

There is still much confusion in the meetings industry following the May 25, 2018, implementation of the Global Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Bruce Smith, managing director of London-based Tenax Analytics, helped explain some of the intricacies of the EU and UK regulation and risks for planners and suppliers during his MPI WEC 2018 presentation: “How to Thrive in the New Era of Data Privacy: A Forensic Insight to the GDPR.”

When the Dust Settles: Poaching, Commission Cuts and Other Vexing Issues

Join Meetings Today and veteran meetings industry experts MaryAnne Bobrow, president of Bobrow Associates, Michael Owen, managing partner of EventGenuity and past chair of the Events Industry Council’s APEX Standards Committee, and Michael Dominguez, senior vice president and chief sales officer for MGM Resorts International, for this free hour-long video discussion captured at MPI WEC in Indianapolis.

When the Dust Settles: Poaching, Commission Cuts and Other Vexing Issues

Join Meetings Today and veteran meetings industry experts MaryAnne Bobrow, president of Bobrow Associates, Michael Owen, managing partner of EventGenuity and past chair of the Events Industry Council’s APEX Standards Committee, and Michael Dominguez, senior vice president and chief sales officer for MGM Resorts International, for this free hour-long video discussion captured at MPI WEC in Indianapolis.