One thing that practically all meetings destinations in California have in common these days is high demand. In major cities, a booming, tech-fueled

Millennials—people born between roughly 1982 and 2004—are tough for demographers and marketers to pin down. They’re widely thought

Plenty of issues demand your attention while running an out of town meeting or event, but your health and that of your attendees

The technology train has left the station and not everyone is on board. Some meeting planners and attendees have a serious case of technophobia.

Chicago is a tremendous metropolis overflowing with possibilities for planners to ponder, from its dynamic dining spots and world-class attractions

The thought of having to add

Meetings in a Minute

The new year guarantees change, whether it be personal or professional. As we look toward the unpredictable future of what 2024 will bring, one

ONTARIO, Calif.The Greater Ontario Convention and Visitors Bureau, in response to new laws requiring detailed reports of money spent on physicians

While there are numerous wonderful ways for planners to fill a day in Portland, one local expert suggests a good meal to start the day, a visit to

At Lansdowne Resort, we have always highlighted the crucial role of teambuilding. There are decades of academic and industry research to support the

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Thanks to positive vaccination news and its subsequent rollout, meeting professionals are cautiously optimistic about the return of meetings and

Megan Lantz is the new account manager for Koncept Events at its West Coast division in San Diego. During her career in destination management, she

Independent planner Chase Brunson is the foremost advocate for transgendered people in the meetings and events industry, frequently speaking for top

Daryl Rhead began his career with Marriott International in 2004, with his first on-property position at the Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco as an

Tracy Stuckrath of thrive meetings&events explains the need

Tracy Stuckrath of thrive meetings&events explains the need

The Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board’s Darren Green gives tips on how meeting planners can best use a DMO, or CVB. <!--{C}%3C!%2D%