Meetings Today editors Tyler Davidson and Danielle LeBreck just returned from a content-producing frenzy at MPI WEC Toronto. Check out our coverage

Meetings Today editors Tyler Davidson and Danielle LeBreck just returned from a content-producing frenzy at MPI WEC Toronto. Check out our coverage

New Jersey will be the first state in the U.S. to require hotels to provide panic buttons for workers.New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill

What better way to get an authentic taste of old Western Massachusetts than to gather at a historic inn or tavern? Here are some historic stops for

Sioux Falls, S.D., is upping the ante on its meetings and conventions offerings, gearing up to open a new sports and entertainment district and

Harrisburg The Holiday Inn Harrisburg-Hershey completed a

Common sense could point to conference centers playing a large role in

For a destination where it was once difficult to wet one’s whistle, Salt Lake City today is filled to the brim with intriguing haunts where attendees

James DumasExecutive Chef and General ManagerHigh West

The Board of Governors of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) voted on

Seattle’s newest neighborhood, home to Amazon’s headquarters, is tech central and the perfect stomping ground for groups interested in

Massachusetts The Revere Hotel Boston Common unveiled a new rooftop venue,

Contact information for Convention & Visitors Bureaus in Iowa, including the Ames CVB, Marshalltown CVB, and Visit Sioux City CVB.

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SAN FRANCISCOHotel VIA, an independently operated and owned hotel located in San Francisco

AlexandriaThe Hotel Indigo Old Town Alexandria is set to open in

CarmelThe Hyatt Carmel Highlands recently completed

NORFOLKOpened last month, Hilton Norfolk The Main is a luxurious

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With many hotels more flexible at the bargaining table these days, are convention centers also taking a softer stance on negotiated contract terms?