Moin moin! I quickly became accustomed to this common Hamburg greeting while on the German Convention

As part of an ongoing dynamic initiative from IACC, a second set of research has been conducted and reported following the survey of global

Straddling the Kansas and Missouri rivers, Kansas City is a bistate metro area of 2 million people encompassing Missouri’s largest city and

For anyone looking for reasons to choose Hawaii as a meetings destination, there are two big ones to consider: value and quality. Not only are there

There’s a lot going on in what some might consider a small area—Pittsburgh and the surrounding region of Western Pennsylvania. This

From California to Connecticut, Native American-owned casinos are attuned to the Millennial market. According to the 2016 edition of Casino City

Top of mind with most meeting and event planners is what will in-person gatherings look like when they return in larger numbers.What will room sets

One year ago, we started this series of articles for Meetings Today by explaining 

Arizona

While Southwest Missouri is well known as a family-friendly region that offers the full gamut of G-rated entertainment by day, there are also plenty

If dealing with a seller’s market hasn’t become second nature by now, there’s a message within industry forecasts: Buck up and

 If dealing with a seller’s market hasn’t become second nature by now, there’s a message within industry forecasts: Buck up and continue to work

PCMA announced two strategic alliances during its Convening Leaders 2020 conference

There’s a lot happening in Nebraska’s dynamic capital city these days. A downtown renaissance, much of it taking place in a former

Thirty years ago this summer, I hit Las Vegas for the first time. From seeing a tuxedoed Telly Savalas playing blackjack at The Flamingo to seeing

 Whether it’s Tennessee prosciutto, South Carolina polenta or good old Kentucky bourbon, food and beverage choices in the South go far beyond

More CoverageHotels Ramp Up CSR Programs

Gerdie Schreuders provided her own bio for this week's podcast."I am a strategic marketing professional and in the event industry since 1995. Oops,

Pardon me, boys, is that the Orange Blossom Special? It could be, if this was wintertime somewhere between 1925 and 1953, and you were traveling from

More than just a convenient crossroads between the East and Midwest, Ohio is polishing its image as an affordable, fun destination for meetings. From