Luxe Hotels announced the appointment of Miranda Mankarious as executive meeting manager.

PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and CaicosFrits Hannenberg has been named general manager of The Shore

WASHINGTON, D.C.  Traveling for meetings and conferences is vital to making government more efficient and effective, according to a new study

Results and data from a recent

TROY, N.Y.The Empire State Society of Association Executives (ESSAE) announced the appointment of

In a Smart Monday session at IMEX 2018 named “Redesigning Inclusive

After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic—the last major IMEX exhibition of any type was held in 2019—IMEX America 2021 filled attendees with the

The Roosevelt Hotel is challenging meeting planners to coordinate a hypothetical meeting, competing for a grand prize and the title of Meeting

The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) released its annual travel trends report in which it

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In-person events are back, baby! We couldn’t be happier. But what’s that you say? Your attendees expect to be wowed with safe, sustainable, and

Welcome to the June/July issue. We’ve got plenty of great content to help you kick off your summer planning season, with destination stories

Construction of a new 18,500-seat arena and 500-room hotel in downtown Baltimore could get under way before work to expand the Baltimore Convention

Meeting professionals are optimistic about the state of the meetings and events industry, although their optimism has been tempered a bit as the

WASHINGTON, D.C.The U.S. House of Representatives green-lighted the H.R. 313 bill curtailing spending on meetings conducted by federal agencies,

GARDEN GROVE, Calif.Great Wolf Lodge Southern California/Garden Grove

The long-awaited convention center and hotel project here is over budget and behind schedule, and its developer says he needs an additional $5

Business travelers can expect increases in travel costs and slower than usual growth for the travel industry in 2009, according to the National

The economy drones on, meetings budgets keep getting slashed, and planners face continuing pressure from stakeholders to prove value--of their