Checking In

What will the meetings industry look like in 2020? As time marches on, a huge demographic shift is occurring in the business world, which

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Checking In

What will the meetings industry look like in 2020? As time marches on, a huge demographic shift is occurring in the business world, which

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The Concierge

Jeannine PoquetteThe Northland Inn Executive Conference CenterMinneapolisWhat service can you provide to groups that they normally might not receive

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The Concierge

Mike DoiConciergeOutrigger Waikiki on the BeachHonoluluWhat services can you provide to groups that they normally might not receive? Because of our

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IMEX Releases IMEX America 2024 Education Lineup

Editor's note: This article was provided courtesy of IMEX Group.

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Photo of group of people on the exhibit floor at IMEX America 2023.

Going Places

Arizona The Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa in Phoenix hired Bob Sweeney as a national sales manager. Most recently serving as

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Convention Centers

With many hotels more flexible at the bargaining table these days, are convention centers also taking a softer stance on negotiated contract terms?

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AmEx Meetings Forecast Sees Global Growth

NEW YORK, N.Y.According to the just-released American Express Meetings & Events 2015 Global Meetings Forecast (“the Forecast”),

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MPI Expands Education for IMEX America

LAS VEGASFollowing the success of its 2014 World Education Congress (WEC), Meeting Professionals International (MPI) will deliver more industry-

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Going Green - Sustainable meetings resolutions

Time really does fly. 2014 marks my 20th year producing sustainable meetings, and there have been so many positive changes over the years.Two decades

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Going Green: Examples of new APEX/ASTM sustainability standards

You want to do the right thing. You want to be sustainable. You want to save resources by making wise choices for your meetings. At the end of the

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Close-Up: Los Cabos

The new international terminal at Los Cabos International Airport is far from the only sleek development recently unveiled in this upscale

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Home Share Stays Rise, Despite Lack of Policy

Home-sharing properties are allowed in one out of every six travel polices (17 percent), according to a new study released by the

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MidAmerica Upgrades & Openings (April 2017)

IndianaDoubleTree by Hilton Evansville debuted on the city’s

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Hotel Survey Reveals Key Trends

WASHINGTON, D.C.The results are in.The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AH&LA) 2012 Lodging Survey, the most comprehensive industry-wide

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Top 10 Questions Planners Should Ask Their AV Company

Event planning involves a myriad of tasks, from managing logistics to ensuring every detail aligns perfectly. But one of the most nerve-wracking

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5 Issues Impacting Associations From SmithBucklin’s 2019 ‘Circuit’ Trends Report

SmithBucklin, an association management company, released its annual

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2018 Year in Review: Meetings in a Minute Planner Tips

The Meetings Today editors skimmed through the analytics, grabbed the top 20 videos and then watched each one to pick our personal favorite Meetings

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Jason Dunn Stands Tall for Black Meeting Professionals

Jason Dunn, CEO of the National Coalition of Black Meeting Professionals (NCBMP), is a meetings industry leader that stands tall for his constituents

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Photo of Jason Dunn.

Sheraton Shines

Taking the concept of makeover to the extreme, the 1,636-room Sheraton Waikiki took the wraps off a nearly five-year $187 million facelift in January

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