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In April 1607, the landing of colonizers from the Virginia Company of London at Cape Henry, now Virginia Beach, and their subsequent up-river leg to

Given today’s increasingly complex and turbulent world, it’s little wonder if site selection has also grown increasingly complex. It’s a multi-

Meeting planners shared, and Charlotte listened. As the Queen City expands its restaurant and brewery scene, vast hotel and accommodations

In addition to the development outside of the Mall of America in Bloomington, a number of new attractions and event spaces have recently launched or

For 250 years old, San Diego is looking pretty good. In 2019, the city celebrated the 250th commemoration of its founding, growing to the eighth-

The Midwest might not be the first place a planner’s mind leaps when casino resorts come up, but the fact of the matter is that the region has

Set across the Missouri River from each other, Omaha, Nebraska, and Council Bluffs, Iowa, offer a convenient package for meeting groups that are

It's safe to say few planners expect the meeting or event venues they contract to provide free food and beverage services. Yet many planners continue

History feels more alive when you’re having fun, and Alabama serves up a full plate of historic sites and good times.Football, Mardi Gras,

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The International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) selected the 2015 honorees of its

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With a nickname like “Big Sky Country,” it’s no wonder that Montana is a state known for its natural beauty. From breathtaking mountain ranges to

“Who knew that paradise looked like this?” said Mick Jagger exuberantly to the crowd during last November’s sold-out Rolling Stones concert at

Decor, especially when it really has a “wow” factor, can undeniably enhance an event, but it’s also an area where cost may

Gertrude Stein once said, “There’s no there there,” referring to her hometown of Oakland, but with all due respect to the famous

The mother of all public relations disasters for the meetings and incentives industry, the AIG junket at Southern California’s St. Regis

DETROITWith the close of the successful 2016 North American International Auto Show, the Cobo

Editor’s note: Both suppliers interviewed for comments about food and beverage (F&B) are speaking as individuals who happen to be officers of