One question asked in the 2019 Meetings Today Trends Survey was

Who knew team building, morale enhancement and networking could be so much fun? From cooking classes and food truck events to watersports Olympics

Hybrid meetings will kill attendance at your live event. Hybrid meetings will grow your attendance at face meetings and add impressive revenues to

Roughly 80 to 90 people per day are moving to Nashville, according to recent statistics, and it’s no wonder. Nicknamed “Music City,

Famed attractions are household names for a reason. But while their main lures of radical rides or amazing artwork often grab the headlines, they

The illustrious public and private universities of Central Illinois present planners with high-quality facilities, cutting-edge scientific and

Oh, for the days of the $16 muffin. Although the mundane reality of that “scandal” never quite caught up with the sensational headlines—the muffin

Without the right expertise, hybrid events can look like a two-ring circus.  But when they work, they can feel like a dazzling, seamless show

Transportation improvements have put the entire globe on offer for meetings and events.And even with the world to choose from, planners are choosing

The Las Vegas development ecosystem is running hotter than ever in 2023. Sidelined since 2005, Fontainebleau Las Vegas soon joins the party after

Hosting a resort-based meeting has had a bad rap in some corporate circles, but if the introduction of new properties is any indication, there is

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

In Miami, chefs winning awards or gaining national recognition are common occurrences, according to Amber Love Bond, partner and writer for food blog

Danielle LeBreck and Jill Vance, the director of sales for The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel, discuss how you can incorporate wellness into

Corporate meeting and event planners are some of the most flexible, dynamic and talented professionals in the industry. They have to be. No other

Larry Sieg, president and CEO of Visit Atlantic City, announced his retirement in late September,

Remember back when an inviting pool area and a decent restaurant were all the lures we expected at a resort?While traditional amenities like splashy

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