In early June, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) delighted the travel industry with its first Caribbean Week since the pandemic. Held in New

The passion that Missourians have for their food and drink scene is unmatched. From the Barbecue Capital of the World in Kansas City to the

 Despite the fact that corporate meetings expenditures are under close scrutiny these days, spa treatments and wellness programs for attendees

 Despite the fact that corporate meetings expenditures are under close scrutiny these days, spa treatments and wellness programs for attendees

As I researched for the May 2019 edition

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Brew City, The Dairy State, Cheeseheads. It’s no mistake that Wisconsin and its cities’ many monikers are associated with food. But the fare in its

The conversation around sustainability in the meetings and events industry is finally gaining some steam, but are actionable steps being taken by

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, celebrates 500 years in 2020. Its Old Town, which is on the National Register of Historic places, is the oldest urban core on

Q.: What other trends are you seeing in the meetings world, such as changing attendee demographics (i.e., Millennials), or

According to Prudential’s Pulse of the American Worker Survey, 43% of workers believe their long-term financial security will be in jeopardy if they

CWT Meetings & Events, the global meetings and events division of Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT), released its

Human trafficking is a global scourge that often uses the hospitality, travel, meetings and events industries as platforms to facilitate its heart-

We thought we’d be out of the proverbial woods regarding the pandemic by the time we sent out this year’s survey, but it was not to be, as the

One year after wildfires rolled through West Maui, devastating the town of Lahaina and burning homes, cultural and historical sites and businesses,

“Luxury” has an interesting etymology, originating from the Latin luxus (“excess”) and luxuria (“offensiveness

The foundation of how we work was rocked by the pandemic, with many working at home either all or part of the time. This still-unfolding revolution