Chicago is a tremendous metropolis overflowing with possibilities for planners to ponder, from its dynamic dining spots and world-class attractions

Travel costs are almost certain to increase at a faster pace in 2014, posing budgetary challenges for many organizations, according to analysts and

The rich abundance of arts and cultural offerings throughout Oklahoma includes everything from Tulsa’s knockout architecture and Oklahoma City

Two industry changemakers, Sarah Soliman Daudin and Courtney Stanley, have been appointed to co-chair

From the lush fields of the Central Valley to the towering sequoias of the High Sierra, the echoes of John Muir’s footsteps and the clamor of

Between NASCAR and the Kennedy Space Center (KSC), the preferred speed in Central East Florida would appear to be “overdrive.” True, the

Gardens and sculptures, rare aircraft, unforgettable architecture, a Dutch windmill and a new performance hall where world-class musicians perform

Southern Arizona dispenses with formality and welcomes attendees with casual friendliness, and groups will enjoy its zesty cuisine and memorable team

A common misconception is that desert destinations are just vast stretches of sand paired with unforgiving heat. And while you’ll find sand and

Baltimore is one of those big-personality cities that demands extensive exploration. Its long list of must-dos for any group includes a range of

At first glance, North Dakota appears to be wide open spaces, but planners will soon find the state is packed with historic sites, cultural

Connecticut is both a quintessence and a quandary. It is a state populated by generations of trailblazers and freethinkers, yet its reputation as the

Like Superman soaring through the air, the “Biggest Little City” is showing its strong suit and aiming to bring in some action on the

Whether your dining event is slated for breakfast, lunch or dinner, each mealtime serves up its own set of challenges for planners. Pleasing palates

Philanthropic team-building activities are seeing a spike in popularity at a time when corporate meetings are under public scrutiny from investors (

I went to Seattle for the first time in 1984 to conduct a site visit for a client. At the Seattle Sheraton, I worked with Brian Peterson, then the

STAMFORD, Conn. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. has announced that its largest brand, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts, and its owners

By Steve Wartenberg, courtesy of The Columbus Dispatch, OhioMcClatchy-Tribune Regional News  More people came to Columbus to attend meetings and

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. In the wake of damage from Hurricane Sandy, the following open letter to the meetings and travel industry from

What do you do if you don't have chemistry with the CVB representative? In the rare instances when I don’t