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Need concert tickets for 3,000, a customized telemarketing campaign to promote an event or an instant way to communicate with attendees on the trade

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SITE Fetes Its 50th Anniversary Back Where It Began

Celebration filled the air at SITE Global Conference 2023 in New York, where the global incentive travel association met to fete its 50th anniversary

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Closing session couch set at SITE's 50th anniversary Global Conference.

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All at Sea

 A quarter of a century ago when Joyce Landry and Jo Kling formed their cruise meeting company, Miami-based Landry & Kling, a lot of people

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Historic Event Venues in Detroit: 6 Spaces That Mix Storied Pasts With Modern Amenities

Great American cities like Detroit are steeped in history. Tap into this history by hosting your next meeting or event at one of the city’s

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Eight great Northern California off-site venues

With its boundless spirit of creativity and innovation, Northern California is home to arts and cultural treasures, an inimitable food and wine scene

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What Worries You About the Meetings Industry?

I reached out to meeting planners and others in our industry about what worries them most.The

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Switzerland is both historic and cutting-edge

With a perpetual eye on progress, innovation and evolution are Swiss constants—especially in the meetings, conventions and incentives market,

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Prompting posts is now ‘socially acceptable’

Remember when keynote speakers and moderators were perturbed to see people texting, tweeting or posting during their presentation?Now, in most

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Eastern Iowa is business-ready, with extra off-session pursuits

Mingling work and play in Eastern Iowa’s group-friendly destinations is a cinch for planners, as the region is filled with world-class

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Resorts

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

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Creative reinvention is the theme around New York City

First in 1939, and then again 50 years ago in 1964, New York City hosted the World’s Fair at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, each time

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Q&A: Paul A. Greenberg on Hospitality Industry Ethics

For the first of two (or more) Friday With Joan articles on ethics, I chose to highlight this interview with Paul A. Greenberg, a

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Ireland's deluxe hotels exude history and charm

Whether it’s savoring exquisite cuisine in a 19th century drawing room where the Irish Constitution was signed or watching for nesting swans on

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New developments keep Arkansas fresh for meetings

One of Arkansas’ nicknames is “Land of Opportunity,” and with the current uptick in development, that moniker is well-deserved.

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Hybrid meetings mean money

Hybrid meetings will kill attendance at your live event. Hybrid meetings will grow your attendance at face meetings and add impressive revenues to

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Southwest Missouri Is Stacked With Cultural Venues

The southwest region of Missouri has a secret: its three main towns, Springfield, Joplin and Branson, have a rich and diverse mix of art and

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Latest & Greatest (Texas Supplement 2013)

HOUSTON Construction will begin next year on a 1,000-room Marriott

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The Past is Present in the Caribbean

Sure, there are white-sand beaches and turquoise waters fronted by impossibly luxurious resorts, signature skylines that gleam with tropical

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Detroit Offers Culturally Rich Meetings Agendas

The lineup of famous folks from the Detroit area is as impressive and inspirational as the city’s transformative spirit. Musicians including

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