Season 3, Episode 6 Details Featured Guest: Monique Ruff-Bell, Head of Conferences at TED How can we

LAS VEGASLas Vegas will celebrate Chinese New Year, Jan. 31 – Feb. 16 with a collection of symbolic decor,

Fear of flight cancellations, lost baggage and unanticipated overnight airport stays have been on everyone’s radar since air travel became an

Whether your event is small and intimate, mid-sized or large,

IMEX America is well underway at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, and four Meetings Today reporters–Tyler Davidson, Rob Carey, Taylor Smith and Jeff

From Maryland, where Melonie Johnson is president and COO of MGM National Harbor, to Atlantic City, where Borgata’s Deborah Pellegrino is the first

Lincoln, Nebraska, continues to be the choice for meeting planners across the country who are looking for a convenient, friendly and memorable

When the state-of-the-art U.S. Bank Stadium opens this summer, it’s bound to bring the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area plenty of media

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has an impressive new repertoire of venues for events, which Meetings Focus had the pleasure of

Angered by sweeping changes to the Certified Meeting Management (CMM) designation, hundreds of meeting planners are voicing their displeasure—

In 2020, the future of incentive travel was

Enhancements to Cleveland’s meeting and conventions package are underway with renovations at the city’s downtown convention center, new hotel

THE WOODLANDS, TexasThe Howard Hughes Corporation announced that The Woodlands Resort

Designed to highlight the ways associations are improving the economy and society, ASAE will be holding its inaugural The Power of A Week in

The new St. Louis Aquarium that opened

BETHESDA, Md.Hyatt Regency Bethesda completed a

WASHINGTON, D.C.A record number of association professionals are set to visit Washington, D.C., to learn about policy issues and advocate on behalf

British company Informa formally offered $5.5 billion in a cash-stock deal for London-

Admitted to the union in 1912, Arizona is a fairly young state, but it’s also one where reminders of its colorful heritage are never far from

WASHINGTON, D.C.New York-based real estate developer Euro Capital Properties has announced