Seasoned meeting planners know that finding the right destination is key to the success of an event. Not only quality venues and lodging have to be

“If 2022 was the year of the changed traveler, then 2023 is the year of the evolved traveler,” asserted Hilton with the release of its 2023 global

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Over the weekend, as

When it comes to natural beauty and locally sourced food and beverage that is the envy of any destination, the Central California Coast towns of

With its turquoise seas, white-sand beaches and an impressive tourism infrastructure, including easy lift from many U.S. destinations, Cancun, Mexico

Last year was the year of meetings roaring back following a tough stretch from 2020-2022. Despite the setback in group business—or maybe because of

IndianaOn August 1, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and Leonard Hoops, president and CEO of Visit Indy, led community leaders, project representatives

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U.S. Travel Association announced the addition of Ishma Haider as vice president, group travel, a new position that will help bolster the association

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Part of the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio, the upscale Renaissance Hotels collection—comprised of more than 150 properties across 34 countries—is

In this episode of the Meetings Today Podcast, Lorne Edwards, chief sales officer for Visit Phoenix, checks in with Danielle LeBreck about the rapid

California - Meet & Green InitiativesEveryone in the meetings and events industry is talking about sustainability, and Sheraton San Diego Hotel

Hospitality industry veteran Mike Waterman, who in April was tapped to lead Southern California’s