CORONADO, Calif.Hotel del Coronado named Stefan Peroutka as executive chef of San Diego

Skanska USA, a leading construction and development firm, announced the completion of Tampa Convention Center’s expansion and renovation. This $38

SAN ANTONIO, Tex.Hyatt

FORT WORTH, TexasThe DFW Airport Marriott South

The Florida Aquarium With 200,000 square feet of air-conditioned meeting

SEATTLE & NEW YORKJohn Chen, the entrepreneurial mind behind the groundbreaking Geoteaming group, has created a weeklong Super Bowl experience

Texas doesn’t mess around when it comes to making a big impression—whether it’s a first impression or a lasting impression. From

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.The Minneapolis Convention Center (MCC)

Birmingham, also known as “Magic City,” is certainly casting a spell on Alabama’s local and visiting foodies who are on the lookout

DENVERTribute Portfolio, part of Starwood

Calling all city slickers! Under the big skies of Montana, fresh air, untouched wilderness and ranch-style adventure await groups wishing to unplug

The CIC announced the appointment of a new Leadership Council to lead CIC’s APEX initiative. As part of the planned transition the previous

AC Hotel Grand Rapids Downtown opened its doors steps from the Van

The Hotel at Kirkwood Center April 30, 2010 Cedar Rapids, IowaIf the under-construction tour of The Hotel at Kirkwood Center was

Three in 10 (29 percent) of travel managers reported they do not know how long it would take to locate affected employees in a crisis, according to a

See ya, 2013, it’s been real. As we wrap yet another year here at Meetings Focus, I think it’s important to recognize some big

The Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority (RSCVA) announced the recent hire

The Fort Worth CVB announced that through the end of first quarter 2010, Fort Worth’s hotels experienced the highest first quarter occupancy

OAK BROOK, Ill.The 386-room

Our first use of Microsoft Outlook was in 1997, when we discovered it wrapped in relative obscurity within the release of Office 97. We were all