While perception issues may have put the damper on meeting in resort destinations this year, Hawaii’s tourism executives are boldly asserting

More than accessible and affordable alternatives to downtown hotels, airport properties and their surroundings are evolving into full-fledged

Anaheim hosted its largest

While the economy has not dealt the same kind of body blow to association meetings as it has to those on the corporate side, that doesn’t mean that

In today’s economy, planners are looking for alternatives to higher-priced hotels. The natural substitute is a university venue. Collegiate

In today’s economy, planners are looking for alternatives to higher-priced hotels. The natural substitute is a university venue. Collegiate

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 In these times of budgetary cutbacks and time constraints, an airport hotel may be just the ticket meeting planners need to come out ahead.

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 In these times of budgetary cutbacks and time constraints, an airport hotel may be just the ticket meeting planners need to come out ahead.

Missouri is a state that knows which way the wind is blowing. Long famed as a political bellwether, Missouri has voted for the triumphant candidate

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As we (hopefully!) soon exit the “pandemic era,” we thought giving recognition to those who have helped keep the industry afloat was in order, as it

Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic-facing Maritime Provinces offer a feast of venues, attractions and activities for groups, from major metro

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 While extreme skateboarding has not yet replaced golf or spa treatments as the favorite incentive trip activity, it may only be a matter of

The compact city of Providence, R.I., is practically crying out to be explored, with its rambling streets packed with ancient edifices winding up and

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