Welcome to the March issue of Meetings Focus South. Besides stellar stories about some of the top destinations in the region­, along with thought

GALVESTON, TexasGalveston tourism has made a full return to business with the reopening of the Galveston Railroad Museum on Sept. 6, according to

REDONDO BEACH, Calif.The City of Redondo Beach will add a 147-room Hilton Garden Inn and a 172-room Residence Inn by Marriott at the corner of Marine

DALLAS MPI has released the latest version of its business barometer, based on information collected last month. For this latest research, the

LAS VEGAS Smart City Networks has completed the installation of a permanent digital signage network at the Las Vegas Convention Center, offering

SAN ANTONIO, TexasLa Cantera Hill Country Resort, managed by Destination Hotels, is

Illinois The JW Marriott Chicago is set

Just as visitors are intrigued to discover Texas, locals are excited to guide their way. That is especially true for the passionate meeting and

The South Korea MICE Bureau at the Korea Tourism Organization has launched its new website,

Serving a diverse range of organizations. What do your organization and meeting have in common with Super Bowl LV, the American

Meeting Professionals International’s European Meetings & Events Conference early next year will focus on being ahead of one’s

LOS CABOS, MexicoHyatt Hotels Corporation and Playa Hotels & Resorts B.V. have announced the opening of Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos, the first Hyatt-

The Inland Empire, nestled in the center of Southern California, is surrounded by mountains and vineyards, and olive and orange groves fill the

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While buttoned-up academia and formal function spaces can be found in the State College area, planners will also find off-site venues that promote

More CoverageGreen on GreenAs the dust

What service can you provide to groups that they normally might not receive?One of the benefits to both groups and conventions staying at the Omni

More CoverageBirmingham

OMAHA, Neb.Omaha’s downtown convention district along the city’s riverfront will undergo a $290 million transformation. Plans for the new

Florida Hilton Orlando will unveil 8,909 square feet of new meeting