Q&A: Bob Korin and Izzy Gessell on Improv

Isn’t it funny how people come into one’s life and stay? I met Bob Korin when we both were much younger and lived in our first apartments

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Central East Florida

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Arizona The Radisson Phoenix–Chandler hotel opened in January. Formerly operating as the Park Plaza Hotel, the 159-room property

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Illinois The Hyatt Regency O’Hare re-opened Feb. 1 and is nearing completion of Phase I of a $60 million renovation. As part of the

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Northeast Florida caters to foodies with seasonal fare

Florida’s First Coast features a bounty of chefs with offerings that satisfy the most discerning of tastes. From food festivals in Amelia Island to

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Hospitality Industry Will Rebound

The end of summer portion of the 2017 hurricane season was a devastating one, with Hurricane Harvey greatly impacting Houston, southeastern Texas and

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A Multi-Generational Look at Women’s Leadership Journeys in the Meetings and Events Industry

Every morning throughout the U.S., approximately 600,000 people wake up to get ready for another day working in the meetings and events industry—

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Elevator to the Top: A Multi-Generational Look at Women’s Leadership Journeys in the Meetings and Events Industry

MPI WEC 2020 Kicks Off Hybrid Event With Over 600 In-Person Attendees

MPI World Education Congress (WEC) 2020 is up and running at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center after navigating a perilous pandemic

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NYU SPS Tisch Center of Hospitality and Destinations International Collaborate to Create DMO Career Opportunities

The NYU School of Professional Studies (NYU SPS) Jonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality and Destinations International (DI) announced a

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Girl with Backpack

How Houston Is Making Big Strides in the Meetings and Conventions Market

Houston has blossomed and meeting planners are taking notice.  The fourth-largest city in the U.S. is home to a diverse tapestry of people and

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Buffalo Bayou Park and Houston skyline.

NOPSI Hotel Powers Up in New Orleans

NEW ORLEANSNOPSI Hotel, New Orleans powered up, illuminating the city’s luxury lodging

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10 Reasons Why Washington, D.C., Is a Rising Incentive Travel Star

Incentive travel rewards are breaking from the traditional, with new generations of award-winners expressing a desire for programs that explore the

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The Smithsonian Natural History Museum, with a crowd gathered around an exhibit of an elephant.

Meet the Chef Who’s Turning the Fort Worth Convention Center Into a Dining Destination

Exciting changes are afoot at the Fort Worth Convention Center. Not only is the venue slated for a $450 million phased expansion over the next five

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Executive Chef Brent Hines, Fort Worth Convention Center.

New Jersey

Sandwiched between the urban behemoths of New York City and Philadelphia, the state of New Jersey presents much more variety than planners may

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San Francisco

There is a place where visitors can browse through Chinese herbal shops, sample rare and fragrant blends fresh from the tea fields of Taiwan, enjoy a

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Maine, N.H. and Vermont offer outdoor pursuits

Though the region is most associated with skiing, snowboarding and other winter pursuits, the New England trio of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont

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Northern Ohio

Ohio adopted the tagline the "Heart of It All" in the 1980s. While state tourism authorities have been known to employ hyperbole from time to time,

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Plan to Shine in Huntington Beach, CA

Here in Huntington Beach, California, our exhilarating, ocean side environment inspires business professionals to excel and shine. It’s a one-

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Eastern Iowa

There’s more than meets the eye in Eastern Iowa; Midwestern hospitality flows like the rivers that thread through these cities, and the area

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Atlantic City

Three years ago, Atlantic City’s meetings growth was meteoric. As Gary Musich, vice president of convention development for the Atlantic City

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