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

Warm sun on the skin, big breaths of fresh air, multi-colored flora and fauna eye candy—who doesn’t feel instantly rejuvenated after a

Warm sun on the skin, big breaths of fresh air, multi-colored flora and fauna eye candy—who doesn’t feel instantly rejuvenated after a few moments

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A couple hundred days of sunshine per year makes outdoor activities popular for groups meeting in southern Texas. Fishing excursions, bird

More CoverageCVB Contacts - Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

From the tranquil byways of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the booming urban areas of Charlotte, the Triad and Research Triangle—and up and down the

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Los Angeles is a bonafide megacity covering nearly 500 square miles, as famous for traffic jams as for its glamour and superstars. The beach cities

Iowa is simultaneously the archetypal Upper Midwest state and a symbol of how the entire U.S. may change in the 21st century. While its German, Czech

Sandwiched between the urban behemoths of New York City and Philadelphia, the state of New Jersey presents much more variety than planners may

Sweeping over 1,500 miles eastward from the Pacific Ocean into the nation’s heart, Canada’s scenically spellbinding western provinces

Ohio adopted the tagline the "Heart of It All" in the 1980s. While state tourism authorities have been known to employ hyperbole from time to time,

In an era when many hotels and resorts are facing unprecedented financial challenges, it’s not surprising if cost-cutting on staffing and

Beautiful New England is a diverse meetings destination that hosts all manner of group gatherings, from citywide conventions in Boston and Hartford