7 Success Stories for Meetings in Florida—As Told by Planners

From sunny weather to top hotels, attractions and restaurants, we spoke to planners about the many reasons they choose Florida for events—and why you

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Coronavirus Risk Management Tips for Meetings and Events

Editor’s note: This information was accurate at the time of recording, February 10, 2020. We are monitoring and updating as new information

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How Drones May Propel Your Event

Call it the up, up and away Peter Pan flight drive that exists somewhere in all of us, or just the wow of a new and dramatic technology that will

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Property Profile

More CoverageHip HotelsIt’s hard to

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Meetings are booming in South Korea's capital

The effortless ways in which Seoul embroiders the threads of old and new are easily manifested in its meetings business. At many levels, the Korean

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New CRN Member—The Westin Michigan Avenue—Delivers Flexible Meetings, Personalized Attendee Experiences

The Westin Michigan Avenue in Chicago is among the newest members of the

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Veteran drive-to planners share secrets to success

As air travel steadily becomes more challenging, driving on an interstate highway listening to your favorite tunes or an audiobook on the way to a

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When Attendees Sabotage Your Room Block

It hasn't been all that long ago that an association planner could guarantee her convention hotel room block with some confidence. Armed with a

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Veteran planners share their site selection expertise

One of the more challenging elements of the planning process is determining where to hold your meeting. A mountain of work can go into researching

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Technology eases pharma and medical meetings into the future

Imagine a meeting with almost no paper. No program, no schedule, no handouts, no daily meeting newspaper. Paper is an option for anyone who wants it

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Distinctive Arizona agendas await groups heading to Tucson and Yuma

Southern Arizona dispenses with formality and welcomes attendees with casual friendliness, and groups will enjoy its zesty cuisine and memorable team

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Technology is changing today's teambuilding programs

The rise of smart phones and tablets is changing some key premises of team building as planners have known it for decades. These devices, especially

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The Story Behind Las Vegas' Neon Lights

What do Allegiant Stadium, Circa Resort & Casino, and Resorts World Las Vegas—the leading

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Q&A: Kim Peterson and Greg Peterson (Family History in Hospitality)

I went to Seattle for the first time in 1984 to conduct a site visit for a client. At the Seattle Sheraton, I worked with Brian Peterson, then the

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Uncle Sam Wants You!

Thank high unemployment and an impending presidential election for what many meetings and travel industry leaders consider a big win: the U.S.

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How to Negotiate with a Hotel

How to Negotiate with a HotelFrom Rob Hard, former About.com

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Key Association Meeting Trends to Leverage

While Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID) may have come and gone

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Western Canada’s MICE Destinations Are Pillars of Success

Destination Canada’s Business Events team has a remarkable record of creating innovative initiatives, backed by in-depth market research and analysis

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Resorts

Hit the hardest of any hotel segment by perception issues and economic woes, resort hotels are finally seeing an upsurge in demand. According to an

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Resorts

Hit the hardest of any hotel segment by perception issues and economic woes, resort hotels are finally seeing an upsurge in demand. According to an

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