SAN DIEGOAlliedPRA, Inc. announced that industry veteran, Tony Lorenz, CMM has joined the award-

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Costa Rica has spent years honing its image as a haven for nature lovers. For meeting and incentive planners, this Central American nation’s

Welcome to the 2016 version of the Meetings Today Trends Survey, for which we had more than 600 respondents spanning all of the major meeting

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If a tradition is born in Kentucky, the entire world will want a taste. Items created in the Bluegrass State have become cherished icons throughout

Art is near the heart of each city in Hampton Roads—literally. Resplendent in glass and steel, these modern temples to the performing arts lure

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While scientists are drawn to the Bahamas by the world’s largest underwater cave system, groups can dive into the Bahamas as well, but will

HONG KONGThe Hong Kong Ocean Park

Anyone heading to Los Angeles for a meeting is bound to feel the need to soak up the signature sunshine and great outdoors. The destination’s

PORTLAND, Ore.Portland’s Hotel Lucia completed construction on the final phase of a $5.5

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They say a watched pot never boils, but try telling that to Robert Ciborowski, top chef at Orlando’s Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotel,

Distance may separate Baton Rouge and Shreveport, as the two meetings-friendly destinations are situated opposite each other in southern and northern

LONG ISLAND, N.Y. Dow Hotel Company (DHC), a hotel owner/investor and management company, has unveiled the renovation of the Hilton Long Island/

The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is a meetings magnet, with big-city allure, small towns filled with unique North Texas charm and everything in

While their geographical settings are classified as desert, Arizona and New Mexico are anything but food deserts. These Southwestern states produce

When English poet William Cowper penned his oft-quoted line in 1785, "Variety’s the very spice of life that gives it all its flavor," North