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Alaska The Anchorage CVB appointed Julie Saupe as its president and CEO. Saupe, a five-year veteran as vice president of the CVB’s

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Meetings Today: Are you more optimistic, or less, about the meetings industry and the economy than a year ago? Why?

LAS VEGASMany awoke Monday morning to news describing a grisly scene along the Las Vegas Strip. A gunman, Stephen Paddock, had opened fire on a

Along with the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 has also brought more discussions surrounding diversity and inclusion efforts within the MICE

While to say that corporate meetings have gone through a near-death experience may be an exaggeration, there were times last year when it seemed to

Besides benefiting those in need, volunteering can be instrumental in building one’s career, whether it be in the meetings, events and hospitality

We’re taking a slightly new tack on this month’s Take 10, in that presenter Bonnie Wallsh

Deep into the fourth year of rising hotel room rates, planners charged with price-sensitive SMERF (Social, Military, Educational, Religious, and

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 As the meeting planning profession continues to evolve, so do its strategic responsibilities. More and more, corporate meeting planners are

 As the meeting planning profession continues to evolve, so do its strategic responsibilities. More and more, corporate meeting planners are

 As the meeting planning profession continues to evolve, so do its strategic responsibilities. More and more, corporate meeting planners are

When it comes to creating a sustainable meeting, an almost reflexive reaction many meeting planners have is that the effort will result in added cost

Meeting planners can receive significant free services and site sourcing help from CVBs/DMOs. In my 40 years as a meeting professional, I’ve

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts has been on a furious expansion of its The Meetings Collection portfolio, which has grown from seven North America

The incentive travel segment of the meetings industry is expected to perform well despite whispers in economist circles about the inevitable end of