If not a banner year, 2011 is shaping up to be a respectable year for meetings and conventions in the Sunshine State. Bookings are stronger, the

BahamasThe iconic British Colonial Nassau hotel, located in Nassau, Bahamas, reopened in December after a 22-month closure to

You see them everywhere now–microbreweries promoting "artisanal" flavors and signs in traditional bars advertising the new line of craft beers.But

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) has announced that Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority division

Theme parks have long been tourist draws. Their sense of wonder and imaginative environments captivate guests—of all ages—and provide a thrilling

Attendees can take the wheel at go-kart facilities around the state, many of which go full-throttle when it comes to hands-on entertainment options.

Of all the states in the union, Florida probably has the closest link to the sea. With a coastline second only to Alaska in measure and coastal

CaribbeanHilton Barbados Resort completed a renovation to its meeting and event

Getting there: Tampa is located on the west coast of Florida at the confluence of many major interstates, including 275, 75, 4 and

CaribbeanThe largest private island resort in the British Virgin Islands, Peter Island

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Sunshine may be the big draw in Florida, but culture gets its turn in the limelight.Class Acts It’s teambuilding? Check. Lots

When the highly anticipated Conrad Orlando opened in January, it marked the luxury brand’s debut in Orlando and its second property in Florida.It is

Many sports stadiums and arenas have multiple areas for

The Florida Aquarium With 200,000 square feet of air-conditioned meeting

Home to America’s Favorite Beaches, St. Pete-Clearwater, Florida, boasts thirty-five miles of sugar-white sand and tranquil, emerald gulf waters.

With a $50 million renovation to be completed this spring, Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Kissimmee, Fla., is taking the meeting and

Noelle Stevenson is vice president at the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward Office of Film, Music and Entertainment’s “

Set at the doorstep of tourism powerhouse Walt Disney World, one could be forgiven for thinking Kissimmee, Fla., was a one-trick mouse, but this

Florida’s west coast building boom has dramatically altered the landscape, transforming its cities into très cosmopolitan centers, beckoning groups