Meetings Today: What sorts of things, in a professional sense, worry you about the meetings industry or the responsibilities of meeting

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Wisconsin is as historically interesting as it is ethnically diverse. It is the home of Pabst and Miller brewing companies, Frank Lloyd Wright and

From Bloomington-Normal down to Springfield, these Central Illinois-based stops along Route 66 offer sites and attractions “route-d” in city- and

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The Golden State is witnessing dynamic changes that continue to shape its eclectic atmosphere and build upon its many riches. From urban enclaves to

Nature’s bounty and the buzz of urban excitement combine to make Michigan an irresistible place to gather during any season of the year.

Following are select responses from meeting planners who agreed to be interviewed as part of Meetings Media’s 2008 Meetings Market Trends

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The American pastime is proving to be a fertile field for baseball stadiums—also known as baseball parks or simply ballparks—that are

Although winter is peak season at many Western mountain resorts, there promises to be plenty of enticing deals for groups heading to the ski slopes

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Redefining the term “healthy competition,” Oregon and Washington vie between themselves for the largest number of environmental awards,

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Every morning throughout the U.S., approximately 600,000 people wake up to get ready for another day working in the meetings and events industry—