It’s hard to say no to Myrtle Beach, where the sights, sounds and smells of the ocean and the boardwalk—from miles of sandy beaches and

American foundation and cornerstone, the Commonwealth of Virginia has written many pivotal chapters of our proud heritage. As the birthplace of a

LAHAINA, HawaiiHyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa expanded its meeting and

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There’s a whole lot more to Nashville than its country music legacy, but when you go there for the first time, as I did on a FAM trip in early

Hurricane Irma came to Florida in September with a vengeance, even sending this reporter to an Orlando hotel for several days with power outages all

The International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) announced the launch of its newest initiative, the

In his 1869 published letter, “A First Visit to Boston,” Mark Twain, who named Boston as one of only four unique cities in the U.S. (

LOS ANGELESLos Angeles Tourism & Convention Board announced the

So close, yet so different. Meeting planners in the U.S. have the unique advantage of being sandwiched between two fascinating and distinct nations,

The Senior Planners Industry Network (SPIN) announced its 2016 SPINCon event will be held in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., from November 13-15, 2016. This

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With the 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games less than a year away, almost of all of Western Canada is shaping itself up for the festivities.

CLEVELANDDowntown Cleveland continues to develop with the addition of the luxury resort, The 9. It opens this September, making it a potential game-

Nebraska was only sparsely settled until the California Gold Rush sent people scrambling west in 1849. Most would-be miners passed through the state

A new report commissioned by the PCMA Education Foundation delves into meetings, events and conventions from the perspective of the Millennial

The cities of South Texas boast an ever-evolving bicultural ambience, with American and Mexican influence effortlessly blending together for any

History and art go hand in hand in Southern Ohio. Several cities boast some of the oldest art institutions in the country, from Cincinnati’s

When I was preparing to visit Duke University, at the invitation of the Duke Special Events Planners Council, to speak at their education day, Jarad