On the Scene: Albany

Having last visited then beleaguered Albany 30 years ago this summer, I was intrigued to discover first-hand its revival as a group and visitor

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Further Revamps for Austin Hyatt Regency

AUSTIN, TexasFollowing last year’s completion of a $20 million meeting and event space expansion,

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Rhode Island

More CoveragePick ThreeThe smallest state in

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Remarkable Revamp for Chicago Venue

CHICAGOCommune Hotels & Resorts recently opened the 241-room luxury, boutique Chicago

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Checking In

Leave it to a company in California to take waterfront dining to a whole new level. Outstanding in the Field, which graces our cover this year, is

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Short Takes

Museums & Attractions The Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, S.C., is featuring Breaking Down

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On the Scene: IACC-Americas Connect

While it may have been hard to look past the stunning new UCLA Meyer and Renee Luskin Conference Center where IACC-Americas Connect was staged, a

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Reno is retooling itself as a meetings magnet

Reno, which has known phases as a mecca for mining, quick divorces and casino gaming, is entering a new era. Today the “Biggest Little City in

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W Los Angeles Shows Off $25M Revamp

LOS ANGELESW Hotels Worldwide, part of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc., finalized the completion of the $25 million renovation of

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Green Expectations

 As the dust settles in the wake of a green meetings publicity landslide, green is becoming an expectation rather than an exception. Hotels,

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Religious Meetings

Growth sectors in the meetings market may be hard to come by these days, but among those counting good numbers are religious meetings. Sales managers

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Charlotte

Construction cranes are disappearing, brand-new doors are opening, and Charlotte’s citizenry is unfurling red carpets for visitors throughout

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Don’t Overdo It

While a theme can go a long way toward giving a meeting greater appeal and impact, it’s also important to not let things get too scripted or

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The GBAC STAR Accreditation and What It Means for Planners

If you’ve read any reopening plans recently—whether for hotels, convention centers or entire destinations—it’s likely you’ve come across a line or

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Discover Dynamic Group Dining Options in Delaware

Delaware may be the second smallest state in the country, but it’s big on flavor. From steamed crab and fresh-caught fish to farm-fresh ice cream and

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Triad, North Carolina

The Three Stooges. The Supremes. The Star Wars Trilogy (until they added three more, anyway). It’s no secret that good things

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On the Scene: Saratoga, CA, Shows the Refined Side of Silicon Valley

One may not associate “old money” with Silicon Valley, but Saratoga, Calif., has quite the tale to tell in that regard.Located about 15

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Four Tips on Handling Sunshine Act Mandates

ONTARIO, Calif.The Greater Ontario Convention and Visitors Bureau, in response to new laws requiring detailed reports of money spent on physicians

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Salt Lake City

From the days when Mormon leader Brigham Young was a perpetual thorn in the side of the U.S. government, due to his colony’s aberrant ways, up

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Webinar Wrap - Green Meetings Measurement

Meetings Focus Webinars

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