Hilton Head Island in South Carolina is readily known for its upscale resort communities, array of scenic settings and environmentally friendly

The same iconic Western experiences that are magnets for families from around the world also attract meeting groups with spouses and children in tow.

The right rhetoric and people in brochure photos used to suffice for a good diversity marketing effort by destinations and other industry suppliers,

Just 35 miles east of Los Angeles, Greater Ontario, consisting of the cities of Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga, is often referred to as the “Gateway to

Universal Orlando Resort announced plans for a new theme

You may have seen him on the “big stage” at many a meetings industry event, in his past role as chair of MPI or as part of a panel of

Large events like conferences and conventions require significant time commitments from both planners and attendees. For new mothers at these events

MIAMI BEACH, Fla.Miami Beach's newest Hilton Hotels & Resorts property, Hilton Cabana Miami Beach, will proudly debut in the heart of Miami Beach

In the 1980s/’90s there were two wonderful women from Long Island, New York, that used to be at everyone’s event. They had Polaroid cameras and a

DENVERThe Denver Botanic Gardens will present the Rocky Mountain region’s first outdoor exhibition of artwork by celebrated American artist

NAPLES, Fla.The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club, which recently completed more than $45 million in renovations and enhancements, has been accepted

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The Centennial State is the perfect place for  conventions and meeting facilities because of its wide variety of destinations and venues,

Planning meetings is all about facilitating communication and telling stories, whether the message is pumping up attendees about the direction of an

To broaden our horizons, Meetings Today posted on The Meetings Community

The canals, winding cobblestone streets, Arne Jacobsen egg chairs and bicycles—lots of bicycles—were all things I expected on my first

When the corporate group market tanked after 9/11, CVBs and meetings hotels sought refuge in the SMERF (social, military, education, religious and

Following its 150th anniversary last year, the Silver State continues to see a brightening economic forecast. In its October 2015 Nevada Business

CHICAGOKendall College School of Hospitality Management in Chicago has released its first-ever trends outlook for the hospitality industry for

They say Louisville, Kentucky, is the Napa Valley of bourbon—and that’s certainly easy to verify, with countless distilleries to stop at along the