Evolution of Meetings: In-Person Connections Are Back, and Here to Stay

The old adage of “the more things change, the more things stay the same” applies to a handful of industries, and the meeting/event planning business

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Teambuilding on Lake Conroe at Margaritaville Lake Resort, Lake Conroe, Houston.

Graduate Hotels Brand Debuts in Seattle

SEATTLEThe Graduate Seattle opened in the city’s University District. The

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Nashville’s New Meetings Tune Is Music to Planners’ Ears

Roughly 80 to 90 people per day are moving to Nashville, according to recent statistics, and it’s no wonder. Nicknamed “Music City,

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As Technology Changes Events, These 5 Things Will Likely Stay the Same

We are living in a time of unprecedented technology change. How will these changes affect meetings and tradeshows? Will they remain a central form of

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Tulsa Names Meetings Industry Vet to Leadership Team

The Tulsa Regional Chamber and Tulsa Regional Tourism named a 33-year hospitality industry veteran as its new senior vice president of tourism for

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Set Sail for History and Southern Hospitality in Savannah

Savannah, Georgia’s signature Spanish moss, dangling from the oak trees shading its many public squares, dance in the wind while palm trees line the

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Forsyth Park

The Inaugural Episode: What Is an ‘Eventualist,’ and What Is This Podcast About?

 Welcome to the inaugural episode of Eventualists: Real Stories, Eventual Experiences, a new podcast from Meetings Today that pulls back the

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The Inaugural Episode: What Is an ‘Eventualist,’ and What Is This Podcast About?

Two Trailblazers Spark a Movement to Address and Combat Sexual Harassment in the Meetings Industry

As a young, highly dedicated meeting professional, the last thing Courtney Stanley thought she would worry about after a successful networking event

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Caesars’ Vice President of Meeting Operations Talks Attendee Safety

Chris Skelding joined Caesars Entertainment in the new position of vice president of meeting operations, bringing with him more than 25 years of

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Chris Skelding

Why Meeting Planners Should Consider Offseason Bookings in Greater Palm Springs

Things are getting busy in Greater Palm Springs right now. While most of the country experiences crisp winter winds and gray skies that feel

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Palm Springs International Airport

The Willamette Valley Goes With The Flow

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Elizabeth Glau, CMP

 San Diego, CA Elizabeth Glau, CMP has actively participated in the meetings industry since 2002. Her experience includes hotel catering,

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Come to Meet, Stay to Discover 

Lancaster County is where exceptional venues meet unmatched value. Located in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic, Lancaster County offers a rare blend of

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Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square

New Global Hotels Emerge in Greece, Indonesia and United Arab Emirates

GreeceConrad Athens The Ilisian is accepting reservations beginning June 1. The 307-room property boasts athletic amenities such as an outdoor pool—

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Wynn Al Marjan Island

VISIT Milwaukee Adds Four New Team Members and Promotes Internally

VISIT Milwaukee has hired four new individuals and promoted four in a variety of roles. Among the promoted are Christina Fox as senior convention

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Milwaukee Hires and Promotions

Thought-Leader Julius Solaris on His New Posting and the State of the Industry

#InlineArticleRectangle{display:none;} In this Meetings Today Podcast recorded in March, Meetings Today’s Tyler Davidson talks with

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Lifestyle Hotel Emerges in Boston and Luxury Living Concept Debuts at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia

New YorkThe George Manhattan, Tapestry Collection

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Judy Cronkhite

Judy Cronkhite is the Director of Sales and Marketing at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco. She has over 28 years of hotel experience, primarily

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Luxury Phoenix Resort Completes Event-Space Makeover

Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa, a luxury property in Phoenix’s tony Paradise Valley neighborhood, has completed a $7 million

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One Take on How Women's Leadership Has Evolved in the Meetings Industry

Over the past 35 years in the workforce, leadership norms didn’t evolve in ways that welcomed women; they evolved through the pressure, presence and

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