Affordable Yet Creative F&B Tips, One Meal At a Time

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

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Planners pump up CSR teambuilding by helping those with acute needs

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

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Four Hawaiian Resorts Wrap $230 Million Upgrade

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

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New Hilton Columbus Alters Hotel Landscape

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

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Atlantic City Bounces Back

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

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Take 10! CVBs: Negotiating for Services

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

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Q&A: Kim Peterson and Greg Peterson (Family History in Hospitality)

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

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A Global Gathering Place

There’s no doubt about it, Hawaii has emerged as a global powerhouse for meetings. Last fall’s Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)

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From Dining to Live Entertainment, Connecticut Puts on a Show for Groups

The nation’s third-smallest state punches way above its weight when it comes to dining and live entertainment. Here are marquee match-ups for

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Lincoln

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Spanning the Globe with International Meetings

With the unstoppable force of globalization, chances are good that the meeting planner of the future will need to plan meetings in international

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Inland Empire

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Birmingham (2012 Coverage)

The Magic City has been learning some new tricks. With a new entertainment district in the works, unexpected troves of group-friendly green space and

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Regal Revamp

With a $50 million renovation to be completed this spring, Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Kissimmee, Fla., is taking the meeting and

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Palm Springs

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F&B Impressions at a Bargain

Outside of accommodations, F&B is often the second-largest budget-chewer, and arguably is one of the things attendees will remember the most

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Fees For All

Hotel fees are on the rise. And they’re likely to keep going up. Rising occupancy rates have prompted hotels to collect more fees, primarily

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Back on the Green

More CoverageGolf: By the NumbersThink back to the

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Virtually Yours

Diving headfirst into the world of virtual meetings can be quite a challenge, as meeting planners need to familiarize themselves with a whole new

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St. Louis

With a chance to flaunt its myriad cultural, historical and natural attributes to over 5,000 attendees, St. Louis fired on all cylinders at this year

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