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Balancing Act

While per diem rates for government meetings are a little more realistic these days, planners still face budgetary challenges, particularly in today

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Ambitious Expansion for Popular Madison Venue

MADISON, Wis.Dane County intends to award a nearly $20.7 million contract to build two new multi-use pavilions on the Alliant Energy Center campus in

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Chicago Hotel Debuts ‘Fiscally Responsible’ Meetings

CHICAGO The Renaissance Blackstone Chicago has played host to a dozen U.S. presidents earning it the name, “The Hotel of Presidents,” and

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Orlando Hotel Celebrates Gary Sain Skybridge Debut

ORLANDO Rosen Hotels & Resorts celebrated the opening of the Gary Sain Memorial Skybridge, which now connects the Rosen Plaza with the Orange

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San Francisco-based Shelter Co. creates pop-up lodging for groups around the world

Founded in San Francisco in 2012, Shelter Co. is a distinctive pop-up camping experience and

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Key Notes - Going 'On Location'

As we put the wraps on Summer, we’ve put a fancy new wrapper on our meetings industry conference coverage. Called “On Location” on

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Key Notes: The Wild Side

Having traipsed the Meetings circuit for a while now, some of the most memorable networking events I've participated in have featured real party

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Destinations International’s Annual Convention Explores the DMO of the Future

“Your jobs in your communities have never been more important,” said Don Welsh, president and CEO of

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Attendees pose outside of Steam Whistle Complex during Destinations International's Annual Convention in Toronto

Dear Ashley: How Can Hotel Leaders Improve Sales & Marketing Strategies By Leveraging Destination Local Culture?

Dear Ashley, our team proudly represents many hotel brands across different countries. In what ways can each destination’s local culture and

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Enjoying mate tea & alfajores cookies with friends Picu & Valeria in Northern Argentina – a sweet & simple tradition that can easily be woven into event experiences

Peak-Season Strategies

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L.A. Official Calls For Private CC Management

LOS ANGELES Los Angeles should turn management of the Los Angeles Convention Center over to a private firm, taking that responsibility away from

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U.S. Travel Industry Fights to Save Brand USA

WASHINGTONThe U.S. travel industry is rallying around Brand USA, after President Trump’s budget proposal threatened to eliminate funding for

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Hyatt Leaders Discuss Shifting Business Travel Trends and Meetings Outlook for 2026

Meetings Today's Taylor Smith sat down with Hyatt's Trina Camacho-London, vice president of group sales, and Christina Gambini, vice president of

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What Does an Uncertain Future Hold for Association Planners and Association Meetings?

It’s no secret that association planners face challenges that are unique to their sector in the MICE industry—and the coronavirus

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Industry Insiders Share All-Inclusive Meetings Trends

As all-inclusive properties in Mexico, the Caribbean and beyond trend toward luxury experiences, meeting groups are taking advantage of the added

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Veteran drive-to planners share secrets to success

As air travel steadily becomes more challenging, driving on an interstate highway listening to your favorite tunes or an audiobook on the way to a

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Metro Launches Silver Line Extension in Northern Virginia

Metro riders in Northern Virginia can add six new rail connections to their commutes—including Washington Dulles International Airport, Reston,

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Washington Dulles International Airport Metrorail Station. Credit: Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority

Planner’s Perspective: Lee Ann Barrett

What does your job entail?I am the executive director of a professional state association. In addition to the day-to-day operation, I am responsible

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Gaming resorts in Baton Rouge and Shreveport-Bossier City are paying off

The state of Louisiana boasts more than two dozen casinos, many of which are located along the Red River in Shreveport and Bossier City, and along

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