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The varied and unique experiences awaiting groups in Western Iowa include everything from a agriculture tour and pub crawl to an outing at an

The best way for attendees to acquaint themselves with a host city is to explore at least a few of its neighborhoods. Each hamlet has a different

Across the states and beyond, communities large and small seem to be grasping the true value of meetings travel—and what groups can bring to

Outdoor recreation for groups is plentiful in Southwest Missouri, where attendees can find themselves ziplining over the Ozarks in Branson, bird

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The big towns in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast may have the big news—from West Palm Beach’s developing convention district to

Like the destinations referenced in Lake Geneva’s nicknames—“Myrtle Beach of Wisconsin” and “Newport of the Midwest

Familiar signifiers of the Houston brand include energy, NASA, major-league sports, Fortune 500 titans, museums and its sizzling culinary scene.

The Milwaukee area is one that keeps up with the demands of planners, offering a number of updated group-friendly hotels, increasingly popular

I love magic. From the first Hot List™ in 2001, magic has always been a part of the

There's a lot more on the menu in Puerto Rico these days.Since the opening of the Puerto Rico Convention Center nine years ago, followed by a

The COVID-19 pandemic has reminded us that change is the only constant. Ask a meeting planner. In a little more than a year, events and

While reports of San Francisco’s “Doom Loop,” the sensationalistic catchphrase for the city’s seeming economic death spiral, may be a media-fueled

The unconditional love of a loyal dog can soften the hardest edges—and experiences—of the toughest among us. A new program offered by

“Watch us roar in ’94!” proclaimed MGM Hotels with the December 1993 opening of the second

Throughout the country, university towns like State College, home to Pennsylvania State University, welcome groups with the enthusiasm of a mascot