While Kansas enjoys a reputation as the traditional heart of the Midwest, it’s impossible to pin the state down with a stereotype; from Wichita

If your attendees are being sequestered within the four bland walls of a cookie-cutter hotel to suffer through endless PowerPoints punctuated by

Rather than winding down, attendees can get ready for action when the sun sets on Mississippi. It’s the perfect time of day to enliven a group agenda

Everyone knows everything is bigger in Texas, and destinations in the state’s central and western regions provide groups with big perspectives

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In Virginia, according to the state’s Department of Historic Resources, historic places and sites collectively “define this place we call

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In recent years the wellness component of a meeting agenda has come to encompass a great deal more than arranging a block of spa appointments for

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As the hospitality industry continues to recover from pandemic losses, new and renovated hotels across the country are ready to welcome meetings and

No destination does meetings like Las Vegas, with attendance numbers reliably spiking when conference, convention and other business events are held

It’s funny what one email introduction can lead to in an industry like meetings and events.Earlier this summer, when a mutual friend introduced me to

Just a year or two ago luxury hotels were riding at the very crest of the seller’s market, a segment of the hotel industry that many experts

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We say it quite a bit, but we only repeat ourselves because it’s true: Wellness looks different for everyone.Plus, with the rapidly evolving wellness

Following its 150th anniversary last year, the Silver State continues to see a brightening economic forecast. In its October 2015 Nevada Business

My first Meetings Today story, published in August 2004, covered the revival of New York’s Catskill Mountain region for groups. Renaissance