Aired March 11, 2020 Presented by Brian Ludwig  

“It’s time to get hip to this Southern town that is anything but small in terms of its civic ambition and international appeal,” said my

While it may be tempting for DMOs to hide their figurative heads in the sand because of the severe impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on their

Specializing in mammoth properties that offer everything a meeting will need under one roof, Gaylord Hotels is quite adept at going big, but another

A measles outbreak in the U.S. that threatens to become a pandemic may carry major repercussions for the meetings and conventions industry.Measles,

At just over 11 square miles, Newport may be small on the Rhode Island map, but don’t let its size fool you. This New England charmer is chock-

Key convention destinations in Georgia are making some serious waves.Atlanta is home to one of the largest convention centers in the country, and

There are so many great destinations and properties to choose from for your next event that selecting the right one can feel overwhelming. That’

From thrill rides and arcade attractions at Pleasure Pier to historic Victorian mansions that somehow survived one of the nation’s biggest

Toronto is widely recognized as one of the most queer-friendly cities globally. And thanks to Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce, the province of

When it comes to hosting unforgettable meetings and group stays, Universal Orlando Resort offers immersive hotel experiences that go far beyond the

Getting to Hilton Head Island is now a lot easier and a lot more convenient. This spring both United Airlines and Delta Airlines begin service to and

Beginning in 2021, U.S. citizens, as well those from other visa-free countries, will have to take an additional step before traveling to the 26

Life at times can be a lonely adventure.Mine has taken me through stages of loneliness ever since I was in grade school, when finding new bullies was

AEG Facilities and

Independent planner Chase Brunson is the foremost advocate for transgendered people in the meetings and events industry, frequently speaking for top

What a wholly unprecedented, roller coaster of a year it’s been since the last Meetings Today Trends Survey—a roller coaster ride that basically went

Christoph Trappe chats with Jack Reed, director of sales with the Hilton

Christoph Trappe chats with Jack Reed, director of sales with the Hilton

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