By James Stolich of the Nob Hill Gazette Dining in hotel restaurants doesn’t necessarily have to be a formal or stuffy affair. Backed by

Puerto Rico is emerging from the pandemic on a wave of positive visitor arrival numbers and the influx of cash that comes along with them. “

Australian workplaces are taking a new approach to teambuilding and improving engagement, with companies getting creative and taking employees

Minneapolis and St. Paul are teeming with new, versatile sports venues that double as destination event spaces. Whether you’re planning a tournament

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Small-town Florida is like a time-out for visitors looking to escape the bustle of the city, not to mention the compressed itinerary of a meeting or

We are thrilled and honored to begin writing the "Talking Tech" column for Meetings Media—"long-time readers, first-time writers," at least on

Few developments breathe new life into a city’s downtown like an aging hotel that has been carefully restored to its former glory or given an

The on-and-off love affair with the budget-conscious SMERF (social, military, education, religious and fraternal) market, where attendees usually pay

To get the “official” view on what makes Minnesota’s Twin Cities a “wow,” Meetings MidAmerica recently took it to the

While desert landscapes and stands of cacti are iconic Arizona images, the Grand Canyon State is most definitely a fluid destination where groups can

While many attendees prioritize exploring a new city or relaxing during dedicated free time, and others choose to spend theirs catching up on emails

Whether you’ve always wanted to explore the famous redwoods of California or long for a meeting with an ocean view, consider Northern California’s

World-renowned chefs and venue variety keep Atlantic City sizzling with group dining options.Appearing in this month’s Top Chefs section (see