Anaheim Is Building on Its Momentum as a Top Meetings Destination

Anaheim, California, has long been a leader in the meetings and conventions space, and its popularity for group business continues to surge.This past

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Anaheim Convention Center exterior

Planners must ask a wide scope of questions

Over the years, meetings industry associations have worked on issues of diversity to help meeting planners, their employers and clients develop a

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Becoming Good Coprorate Citizens

"The only reason to hold a meeting is to save the world.” That was the audacious gauntlet thrown down by Tim Sanders at the end of his

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Reno

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Government planners fight back with advocacy and education

What with headlines about $16 muffins at a Justice Department meeting and excesses surrounding IRS and GSA conferences—not to mention sequestration,

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How to Stage Jaw-Dropping Event Talent Without Busting Your Budget

So I just got done hanging with the whole Meetings Today team in Toronto at the

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Sports venues score big in East Central Wisconsin

Planners wanting to tally a higher score for their next meeting in East Central Wisconsin can include a sporting event or recreational endeavor in

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Convening at 'green' convention centers is simply good business.

Beyond limiting impact on the environment, utilizing a convention center devoted to sustainability makes good business sense. Thousands of attendees

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GBTA Study Reveals Sustainability Opportunity

Only one in six travel management professionals (16 percent) currently incentivize their business travelers to stay in hotels with sustainable

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5 Historic Properties in New Orleans and Baton Rouge Perfect for Meetings

Louisiana has one of the most deep-rooted and intricate histories out of any state in the U.S. From being the birthplace of Mardi Gras and jazz music

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Capitol Park Museum in Baton Rouge. Credit: Jordan Hefler

California Renaissance: A Tale of Two Cities

San Francisco and Los Angeles have long been considered urban opposites. One is a sprawling collection of diverse communities, stretching from

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IMEX-MPI-MCI Future Leaders Forum Prepares Incoming Professionals for Career Success

Choosing a career path is hard enough as it is, and for Gen Zers—the oldest of which entered a workforce in a full pandemic shutdown—the choice only

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IMEX Frankfurt 2022 Future Leaders Forum

Lessons Learned

The mother of all public relations disasters for the meetings and incentives industry, the AIG junket at Southern California’s St. Regis

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Wisconsin

Wisconsin’s approach to environmentally friendly meetings combines a head for business with a heart for hospitality. More than 250 travel-

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Why Don't Meeting Planners Get Respect?

From discussions I’ve had on social media about why meeting and event planners aren’t held to the appropriate level of esteem, I reached

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Entertaining Locales

More CoverageHappeningsThe best part of planning an

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How Mentorship Will Be Making a Big Impact at IMEX America

At the core of IMEX Group’s efforts for

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Impact sign at IMEX Frankfurt

Site Scene

Arizona Kimpton’s Hotel Palomar Phoenix opened in June, marking the completion of the CityScape

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Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast are distinctly different meetings locales

If it’s true that opposites attract, groups will be drawn to two neighboring regions set between Fort Lauderdale and the Space Coast, one

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How Marquee Events and Major Investments Are Boosting the Global Draw of Las Vegas

“Sometimes it takes a grand madness to have the vision to build a place we’ve never experienced before,” said U2 lead singer Bono in a behind-the-

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Super Bowl ad on the Sphere exterior in Las Vegas at nighttime