12 Major Changes Coming to the Meetings and Events Industry—And How to Prepare

We’ll excuse you if your head is spinning due to the massive disruption that’s impacted the meetings and events industry in the last two years.

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4 Venues Where Attendees Can Explore Nebraska Arts and Culture

From portraits of American Indians to internationally renowned wildlife paintings and a reassembled F-117 Nighthawk, there’s no shortage of arts and

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Musical attractions take center stage in Tennessee

There’s no denying that Tennessee is a towering legend of musical heritage. From echoing hills to city streets, this state has grown much of

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Group options are booming in Greater Seattle

Never standing still, Greater Seattle continues to evolve as a cultural innovator, pushing the boundaries in everything from technology to artwork

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Northern Virginia's golf courses inspire business

Yes, there are fabulous boardrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and comfy chairs, and fine-dining establishments with great ambience and even better

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Massachusetts scores with gamut of playtime venues

Playing in his 10th career AFC Championship game this January, quarterback Tom Brady fell just shy of engineering the comeback win that would have

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Positive Planner Perceptions About a Return to Live Meetings

Business development expert and speaker Scott Steinberg shares some positive survey results regarding planner optimism about a face-to-face meetings

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Trendsetter Tuesday: Why Debbie Garcia Believes Virtual Site Tours Are the Future

 Debbie Garcia is the CEO of Virsitour, an online directory for meeting and event planners that allows them to experience virtual site tours of

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4 Sports Venues for Memorable Events in Washington, D.C.

When it comes to professional sports, Washington, D.C.’s got it all, literally. It’s represented in the four major professional sports leagues in the

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Miami and Fort Lauderdale offer captivating venues

It’s a new year, and Miami and Fort Lauderdale have made their resolutions: more hotels. From the newly opened Margaritaville Hollywood Beach

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Toronto takes the lead as games and recreation hub

This summer, Toronto and more than a dozen municipalities throughout southern Ontario hosted the 2015 Pan American and Parapan American Games.

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North to South, the rich history of the Carolinas is on full display for groups

From North Carolina’s coastal lighthouses and the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kitty Hawk to South Carolina’s Civil War-era forts

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3 Ways to Experience Grand Rapids Art: Public Displays, Museums and Garden Parks

Set in southwest Michigan, Grand Rapids’ affinity for art creatives and admirers goes back to the 1800s when the city was known as "Furniture

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Consider These Women-Led Businesses in Seattle for Your Next Event

Seattle has many strengths for meetings. The new

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Savory surprises await in Salt Lake City and Park City

In April’s issue, we focused on how venture capitalists, academic institutions and governmental agencies are supporting and nurturing Utah’s high-

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Property Profile

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The Essentials of Engaging Speaking

OMG! Have a great idea, unique insight or informed opinion that you just can’t wait to share? BZZT! Sorry, friend, but as it turns out, you’re just

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Takeaways From the Ice Bucket Challenge

Some social media and technology marketers say it was serendipity and good luck that it caught Internet fire and went beyond mere success to become a

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