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 Just as high hotel occupancies and room rates are not likely to go away in 2007, neither will the challenges facing meeting planners searching

“The key to wisdom is knowing all the right questions.”This quote is especially accurate in planning sustainable meetings. When determining the green

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 Former Freeman Company CEO Bob Priest-Heck has helmed one the largest events companies in the world, collecting a vast reservoir of knowledge

As the meetings industry works through the economic fallout from COVID-19, many are wondering: When will meetings come back, and how? Although no one

A pair of recent studies point to a rapidly rebounding meetings and

When the lights go down, Mexico is just getting started. Meeting attendees will find plenty of ways to enhance their experience by taking part in

The destination of Colorado Springs encourages groups to get moving via various modes of transportation, including hiking boots and bicycles to walk

The western provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba are major gearwheels in the Canadian economy. With natural resources

In the Bay State, getting outside is often associated with heroic moments, such as Paul Revere’s heroic “midnight ride” of April 18

The preferences of meeting, convention and incentive attendees continue to become more sophisticated and merge with those of leisure travelers. In

I crossed the line at the Boston Marathon. Whew. Done. That goal checked off my

Coastal Mississippi checks all of the boxes on any meeting planner’s—and meeting attendee’s—checklist. Its miles of beautiful beachfronts, world-

With vaccines being widely distributed and local governments relaxing restrictions on gatherings, it seems the thaw is on in the meetings and events