ASAE's John Graham on Inclusion Clauses

Originally, I asked two industry attorneys and one director of sales and marketing for a convention hotel to respond to questions about acceptance or

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Limited-Service Hotels and the SMERF Market

SMERF attendees tend to be more budget conscious than many group markets because they are almost always spending their own money. That focus on cost

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Massive Meeting Space Expansion in San Diego

SAN DIEGOThe Marriott Marquis San Diego

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Will Airbnb Destroy Your Room Block?

First it was online travel agencies like Travelocity and Priceline doing the distribution disrupting. Now newer brands loaded with owner-offered

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DMO Survival Tool Kit

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CIC Unveils New APEX Committee Officers

ALEXANDRIA, Va.The Convention Industry Council (CIC) has announced the 2015 officers of the Accepted Practice Exchange (APEX) Standards Review

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Planner’s Perspective

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Happy Birthday, Quebec City!

More CoverageQuebecJuly 3, 2008, marks the

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Cultural and historic venues are the heart and soul of Tennessee

Roots pertaining to American social and cultural heritage run deep in central and western Tennessee, evident in sites and attractions tied to

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Italy sets the stage for inspirational gatherings

As the global UNESCO leader with 50 World Heritage Sites, Italy is the ultimate showcase of art, culture and antiquity.Protected icons include Venice

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Citywides

Marketing conventions to build attendance has never been as important as it is now. Just ask your nearest event stakeholder. Fortunately, CVBs are

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On the Scene: SITE Classic Celebrates Incentive Travel Success in Punta Mita, Mexico

Massive palm leaves weighed down by their size swayed in the wind and lightly brushed against the ground beneath them as this year’s SITE Classic

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Flavorful food and drink spice up Atlanta's culinary scene

If the way to someone’s heart is through their stomach, as the saying goes, the South undoubtedly has scores of admirers. In the Atlanta area alone,

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2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: How Will 2019 Shape Up in the Meetings Industry?

Meetings Today: How do you think 2019 will shape up for the meetings industry? Where do you see costs (hotel,

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How Irving, Texas, has Transformed Into a Bleisure Magnet

Visit Irving Executive Director Maura Gast shares how this Dallas Metroplex convention magnet, often described as the "headquarters of headquarters

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Foodies wine and dine in high style in Galveston

From the largest Mardi Gras in Texas to the annual American Institute of Architects’ Sandcastle Competition and other summer happenings on East Beach

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Midwest ag sites entice with group doings

While the family farm may have lost some ground in recent years, there is no shortage of farm venues where groups can break away from the daily

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South Texas sizzles on the food front

With origins dating to the arrival of the first Spaniards in Texas—their first culinary encounter being with the indigenous ingredients and

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Time-tested venues offer authentic cuisine

As the saying goes, the story of the world is found on the plate, and that’s never truer than today. Courtesy of globalization and advanced

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Unique venues showcase Arkansas' eclectic heritage

With everything from Johnny Cash’s humble boyhood home to a world-class performing arts center, Arkansas is blossoming with new and restored

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