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I recently read some amazing books about women and their lives—fiction and nonfiction—that caused me to think more about the

1. What is the largest sized group you've taken to a conference center? Do you normally schedule in "free" time into an agenda for them to

The success behind some of Florida’s most popular group dining spots are inspired by the stories of their

More CoverageWaste Not, Want Not “Take nothing

What’s up? Well, it may be one of the oldest smart-aleck retorts going, but the simple answer is, “prices.” Hotels and other

More CoverageCVB Contacts - Meetings Mexico

In the 1960s, the Beach Boys started telling the story of Southern California’s slice of the Pacific Ocean in their catchy pop tunes. Good

When meeting along the shores of North Carolina and South Carolina, planners would do well to incorporate the great outdoors into the itinerary. The

 Maybe you and your group are tired of building cardboard flotillas. You’d really welcome some fresh team-building ideas. Or perhaps even more

More CoverageHotels Ramp Up CSR Programs

 If the buzzword for smaller hotels in the last two decades of the 20th century was “boutique,” the hospitality industry’s equivalent in this

 ‘Hey, I’ll buy you a drink.” That still seems to be a mainstay joke—and a timeless source of staff amusement—at all-inclusive beach resorts in

Madison and Wisconsin Dells straddle the middle part of Wisconsin, with one offering the culture and bustle of a university town and state capital,

Boasting some of the sunniest cities in the U.S., 280 state parks and 840 miles of coastline with more than 420 public beaches, California’s outdoor

Just a year or two ago luxury hotels were riding at the very crest of the seller’s market, a segment of the hotel industry that many experts

If Dorothy had landed in New Mexico instead of Oz, she likely would’ve never wanted to return home, discovering her true “somewhere