Meeting professionals are facing some of the biggest challenges of their careers—from the need to continuously rethink event design to the need

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The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AH&LA) and U.S. Travel Association teamed up to send a message to Congress to immediately approve

Traveling a full circle in her career, and perhaps venturing out from many directions from the center, Pat Schaumann has used her background in

InterContinental Hotels Group announced the conversion of the 148-room

BRUSSELS, BelgiumThe global aviation industry is on high alert following multiple explosions at the main Brussels Airport and a subway station in the

The 2016 outlook for the global hotel industry is strong as favorable travel trends and stable financial policies should allow most issuers to

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UNITE HERE Local 2 hotel union workers ratified an agreement with

Positive economic trends combined with the global expansion of companies will drive continued growth for the meetings industry in 2016, according to

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According to the “2018 Global Travel Forecast,” travel prices are expected to rise sharply in the coming year, reaching nearly 4

Having a board chair who is a meetings industry veteran that knows the ways of Washington, D.C., is a definite advantage for Brand USA, which

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Having your event accessible to people with disabilities is more important than most truly realize. One in four adults in the U.S. have some form of

The western provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba are major gearwheels in the Canadian economy. With natural resources

Stable and prosperous Melbourne, Australia, is on a roll as it continues to leverage its superior MICE infrastructure, brain power, iconic venues and

 TARRYTOWN, N.Y. The newly renovated Castle Hotel & Spa in Tarrytown, N.Y., announced that it will introduce special packages that provide

Chicago has more than 6,000 restaurants, nearly all of them angling for a piece of the group market. So what is a poor planner to do? We asked two

Alexandria, VA With $85 billion in federal funding cuts looming as part of the impending fiscal sequester, Michael W. McCormick, Global Business