Take 10: Conference Centers

Q: A lot of groups like to go to Las Vegas. What primary meeting objective do you think they are trying to get? A: It would be

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Talking Tech

Our first use of Microsoft Outlook was in 1997, when we discovered it wrapped in relative obscurity within the release of Office 97. We were all

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Meetings Mexico

This year has been nothing short of eventful for Mexico, in more ways than one. It’s been a time for celebration, as the nation commemorated

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Grand Rapids

Michigan’s second-largest city is a rising star on the Midwest meetings map. Grand Rapids is both culturally diverse, with an attention-

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Through Certifications and Safety Training, Raleigh Is Poised to Welcome Back Groups

As in-person meetings begin to return, destination selection will be paramount. Planners will be on the lookout for cities that have put forth an

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Enhanced cleaning procedures at Raleigh Convention Center

Value Destinations

The National Middle School Association (NMSA) knows the value of meeting in destinations other than first-tier cities. Along with a growing number of

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SmithBucklin's 20 Association Trends for 2018

SmithBucklin, an association management company, released its annual

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Communicating Like a Boss

How do our communication techniques play a role in the trajectory of our success?  At every turn, we’re given opportunities to amplify others

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2018 Trends Interview With Anonymous Meeting Planner

Anonymous meeting planner for a corporation in New YorkDo you find that security has become much more of an issue for your meetings? Do

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New and Renovated

Few developments breathe new life into a city’s downtown core like a run-down hotel that has been carefully restored to its former glory.

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PGA National Resort to Unveil Renovation with Nods to 1960s Palm Beach

Stay up to date on the latest venue openings and property renovations, including these found in the Midwest. Florida 

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Remaking History

What becomes a legend most? In the case of some of the nation’s most historic resort hotels, a multimillion-dollar makeover that preserves the

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Site Scene

Florida Four Points by Sheraton Jacksonville Baymeadows opened in October. The Jacksonville-based hotel

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Anaheim’s Strong Recovery Fueled by New Developments

Anaheim, California, is officially on the comeback. As of August, Visit Anaheim reported 2022 confirmed bookings for the Anaheim Convention Center

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Grand Plaza at Anaheim Convention Center

How You Must Adapt to the Post-Pandemic Future of Work

Remote and hybrid work is the new normal, virtual desktops and online connections are suddenly standard, and flexibility in scheduling, working

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Scott Steinberg speaking.

Most-Read Stories of 2021 on Meetings Today

Another year has come and gone, and it was a rollercoaster 2021. Meeting and event professionals have continued to navigate an unpredictable pandemic

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Alabama Birmingham’s 149-room Tutwiler Hotel reopened in April after a full-scale makeover, including new guest rooms and upgraded

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Midwest gaming properties roll out enhancements

Casino resorts have become one of the hottest meetings destinations in recent years. Most properties offer everything attendees need right on-site,

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High-Tech on the Range

More CoverageHorsin’ Around for BusinessWhen

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Germany’s Main Cities Enhance Meetings

Already ranked as one of the world’s leading meeting and convention destinations, Germany is raising the bar on ways to serve everything from

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