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Although already incredibly popular destinations for meeting planners, the 39 cities and towns that make up South Florida’s Palm Beach County

Orlando has the distinction of having the largest Marriott in the world with 2,010-rooms and suites with the Orlando World Center Marriott just 1.5

   In this Meetings Today Podcast for Taylor Smith's "The Z: Planning for the

Marriott International launched initiatives to further neuroinclusivity at its large customer events.   The initiatives support those who

While most everything has changed regarding in-person meetings and events since COVID-19 took the stage and decided not to leave, some elements of

Colette Fairchild, CEM, CMP, joined FirstSource Events and its parent company,

Los Angeles, “The City of Angels,” has had a heavenly run

Meeting planners can receive significant free services and site sourcing help from CVBs/DMOs. In my 40 years as a meeting professional, I’ve

The International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) named Marsha Flanagan its new president and CEO effective December 1, 2023. Flanagan

[Editor's note (11/6/24): After fearing for the worst when Thor the Deer stopped appearing in Dawn Rasmussen's yard, we all feared that he was

Destination Dayton’s longtime president and CEO, Jacquelyn Powell, announced that she would be stepping down from the role after 32 years. Powell

I’ve been involved in the meetings industry for more than 45 years. In all those years, a month hasn’t gone by that the cost of coffee (and AV and

With audience engagement a pressing priority these days, it’s little wonder if traditional approaches to everything from tradeshow set-ups to

Event design is a game-changer in this business, whether for big one-off affairs or multiday conventions and conferences. Along with F&B, a

The business travel industry is on its way to full recovery, and while we are not quite at pre-recession levels yet, there are some strong signals