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Shrinking budgets and long hours lead the list of event planning challenges/worries, according to a new survey conducted by

Expansion is the catchword nowadays for MGM Resorts International’s Las Vegas portfolio, and innovative new meeting space is a significant part

As the CEO of BIZDEV: The International Association for Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, I’ve spent 25 years teaching Fortune 500

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HILTON HEAD, S.C.Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort has announced the launch of two new activity menus that will add unique Lowcountry flair and

Northern Virginia is one of the country’s most historic destinations as well as one of its most energetic business regions. Situated near

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Deluged with competition from other types of hotels and meeting facilities, conference centers have faced big challenges in recent years, even given

From Mr. Peanut and Miss America to Frank Sinatra and Abbott and Costello—once one of the most popular acts on Steel Pier—Atlantic City

MIAMIAt the recent Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau's (GMCVB) Annual Meeting, its staff and 500 of its partners learned that the

Maryland Hunt Valley Inn rebranded and is now the Delta Hotels Baltimore Hunt

With a healthy spirit of competition that has a big payoff for meetings, California’s major convention cities have long been in a race to

With its important historical museums and tours, Old Sacramento has been the hot spot in California’s capital for decades, but there are

It could have been any prominent U.S. city, but Atlanta, Charlotte and San Diego round the top three most in demand destinations nationwide for small

As the story goes, explorer James Potter climbed central Pennsylvania’s Nittany Mountain in 1764 and upon "seeing the prairies and noble forest