Let’s face it, the meetings industry is currently in a position of defending itself. Now more than ever, stakeholders in major organizations

 Let’s face it, the meetings industry is currently in a position of defending itself. Now more than ever, stakeholders in major organizations

 Not only is it a very important decision in real estate, it is also the most important decision a green meeting professional can make. Choosing

Detroit’s Cobo Center received the Convention Industry Council’s Accepted

What do you get when you cross the world’s most valuable sports franchise with one of the world’s largest independently owned and

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When you factor in its many parks, preserves and golf courses, Florida seems very green indeed. But in ways that concern many meeting planners—

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An increasing number of golf courses are employing environmentally friendly and sustainable practices, some taking it a step further. Following are

The International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) Social Media Task Force has published the IAEE Social Media White Paper: How to

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A recent blog post on the Meetings Today website

The Dover Downs Hotel & Casino was recently honored by the Delaware Green Lodging Association.A Green Team was established at the 500-room hotel

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In a world seeking a balance between luxury and sustainability, off-the-beaten-path destinations provide a new kind of prestige—one built on

From a family-owned vineyard to George Washington’s Mount Vernon, the commonwealth of Virginia offers groups a variety of teambuilding activities

The Convention Industry Council’s (CIC’s) Accepted Practices Exchange (APEX) Panel on Green Meeting and Event Practices launched a

The Green Meeting Industry Council (GMIC) is seeking meeting planners to respond to its survey on sustainability to determine current practices that

The federal government last month fired a warning shot at the hotel industry over one of the most contentious issues between hoteliers and their