Renowned Hotel Designer George Wong Sees Beauty in Simplicity

As someone who has covered the hospitality industry for nearly 30 years, visiting every conceivable hotel grade and concept on every continent save

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Courage, Commitment and Character: Choosing a Warrior Mentality and the Will to Win

It is not the obstacles we face that define us, it is the way in which we approach life’s challenges that shapes our legacy. In this episode of

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Pro Tips for Working and Managing From Home During the Coronavirus Crisis

The coronavirus crisis has led to a revolution in the workplace—at least temporarily—in which the office is now in workers’ homes.

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Say Her Name: Unapologetic Amplification and Breaking the Glass Ceiling

Season 5, Episode 3Guest: Tiffany Andrews, Sales and Marketing Administrator, Myrtle Beach Convention

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Vivek H. Murthy on Fostering Connection

In my blog post titled "Can Meetings Help

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Corporate Meetings

More CoverageStrategy TimeIs the corporate

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The Mega Projects Expanding Las Vegas in 2020

These are truly historic times for Las Vegas and Southern Nevada.The area’s

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Sultry Savannah Makes History Come Alive at Meetings Today LIVE! South

The historic city of Savannah, drenched in Southern Gothic literary mystique and draped with Spanish moss hanging from the scores of elder live oaks

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The Z: How to Attract and Hire Gen Z Employees in the Events Industry

What does Gen Z want? These five words strung together have become today’s million-dollar question in more ways than one as the rest of the world

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How One Planner Is Participating in GMID

Carol McGury is executive vice president of event and education services at SmithBucklin,

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Native American casinos bring cultural legacies to life

In common with Australia, Canada and other lands inhabited by indigenous peoples since ancient times, the U.S. bears the lasting scar, or more

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Convention centers design for a sense of place

Once generic and removed from their surroundings, many convention centers are striving to reflect and showcase their locations instead of shutting

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The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Is a Hotel Development Hotbed

According to commercial real estate analytics leader CoStar, Texas is forecast to

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Mountain destinations elevate the group experience

"The hills are alive with the sound of music,” sang Julie Andrews many years ago, and indeed they still are.Music plus other wonderful arts

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3 California Cities Leading in Sustainability

The Environmental Protection Agency was established in 1970 following the Santa Barbara Channel Oil Spill in 1969. After the April 22, 1970,

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Nevada is on a roll in the business of meetings

Led by Las Vegas, recording its 22nd consecutive year as North America’s top tradeshow destination, Nevada’s meetings market is on a

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What’s New, and What’s To Come, Across the Coastal Carolinas

Lining the Atlantic Ocean coastlines of North and South Carolina are popular meetings destinations with more to offer than just sand and sunshine.

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Mexico's city and resort destinations make progress

From pristine beaches to world-renowned cultural institutions, Mexico paints a picture-perfect backdrop for groups. As prolific as the destination is

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San Diego Shows Off Its Many Lures During PCMA Convening Leaders

Maybe it was the virtual guarantee of warm(ish) weather in the depths of winter? Or maybe it was having not one, but two, Clintons—former President

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Winter Mountain Meetings

Having experienced an encouraging year, mountain resort areas throughout the West are gearing up for what is likely to be a robust winter season. Ski

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