Q&A: Marriage Equality and the Hospitality Industry

This interview on diversity and inclusion (D&I) was conducted by email with Bob Witeck and Charlie Rounds to discuss some critical issues

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What Meetings Professionals Do When They Retire

Here I am, in my 70s, still working in a profession that seems to favor those who are younger.There is for many the belief that one should or must

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Historic Venues in New Jersey That Enhance Meetings and Events

Opened in 1929 with 4,300 seats, the Warner Theater was Atlantic City’s crown jewel showroom and movie palace. In 1957, one year before purchasing

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Bethlehem’s Sands Casino Up for Sale?

By Matt Assad and Nicole Radzievich, Courtesy of The Morning Call/McClatchy-Tribune Regional News Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem is on

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Las Vegas Solidifies Itself As a Leading Events Destination

Customer demand, competitive dynamics and pure opportunity are driving unprecedented innovation in new venues, products and experiences in Las Vegas

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Florida's Best Attractions for After-Meetings Fun

Anticipating a rock-star turnout for her first group event since Covid, Mackenzy Schaefer, director of operations for the Cleveland-based AC Premiere

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Coastal Virginia Serves Up Unique Flavors From Fresh Seafood to Quality Spirits

Sharing a crab feast, learning how to shuck oysters, picking wild strawberries and tasting locally made wine are just a taste of what visiting groups

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No Day at the Beach for Executive Retreat Planners

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Summer Mountain Meetings

Summertime bookings for meetings in Western mountain resort areas are on the rise, coming at a time when high-altitude destinations continue to add

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Contingency Planning: Do or Die

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Hot Topic: Revving Them Up

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San Francisco's East Bay

A region that once stood in the shadow of its ritzy neighbor across the water, San Francisco’s East Bay is casting shadows of its own with a

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All That Makes Ocean City, Maryland a Total Meetings Package

In this Meetings Today podcast episode, Content Developer Taylor Smith speaks with Kim Mueller, Director of Sales for Ocean City, Maryland’s

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Louisiana

In a state where even funerals are often transformed into relatively festive occasions, and with an intoxicating culture so rich it seeps under the

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Las Vegas

In the past, planners who brought a meeting to Las Vegas could be forgiven for thinking that they were, well, a bit small for the town.After all,

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Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

One of the world’s most distinctive regions, the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Metroplex remains an archetype of dynamic urban growth. While

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Central California Coast

For the Central California Coast, location has proved to be a blessing. While the area is easily accessible, it is just far enough removed from the

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North Carolina

When English poet William Cowper penned his oft-quoted line in 1785, "Variety’s the very spice of life that gives it all its flavor," North

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Sacramento and the Central Valley

In a place like California, where coastal locations tend to hog the limelight, it’s easy for the vast interior section of the state to be

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Washington

More CoverageNew Resorts Take Center Stage

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