Hawaii Island is big on culture and adventure

Hawaii Island is one of those rare destinations that people visit to truly unwind and convene with nature, where the aloha spirit infuses the agendas

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Commission Cuts Paramount Fear of Planners at MT LIVE!

Gather a room full of planners and a great many will single out the recent commission cuts by Marriott, Hilton and IHG as the issue that keeps them

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A Top Chef's Plant-Based Cuisine Spotlight at Luxe SoCal Hotel

Plant-based cuisine is a growing fine-dining trend, with luxury properties that cater to high-end meetings taking the plunge into meatless options.

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Photo of two plant based dishes from Rosewood Miramar Beach.

Craft brews, cocktails and fine wines on tap in Texas

Just as the weekend provides sweet relief after a long week in meetings or on the convention floor, nothing beats a thirst-quenching drink on a hot

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CSR Activities in Colorado That Make a Lasting Impact

With the return of in-person meetings also comes the return of corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities. And with business professionals

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Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs

Raging waterparks, lush resorts and outdoor adventures make the Wisconsin Dells an exciting Midwest gathering spot

When a person thinks of the Wisconsin Dells, the exhilaration of shooting down a waterslide at high speeds likely comes to mind, as the popular

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Technology is changing today's teambuilding programs

The rise of smart phones and tablets is changing some key premises of team building as planners have known it for decades. These devices, especially

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From sunup to sundown and beyond, the 'Jewel of the Sierra' is a gem for groups

Lake Tahoe has something in common with Hollywood stars, as it’s a glamorous place on the nation’s stage that we’re curious about,

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Native American gaming resorts have unique approaches to showcasing culture

A growing number of planners are facing a happy dilemma when it comes to selecting a gaming resort: Native American resort or commercial resort?

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Georgia's standout venues showcase Southern heritage

In September 1863, Confederate and Union troops clashed at the bloody two-day Battle of Chickamauga in Georgia’s northwest corner, followed by

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Charlotte's Cookin'!

Charlotte, N.C., long known for dishing out some of the country’s friendliest hospitality, is fast evolving on the culinary stage, and there

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What’s New for Meeting Planners in Chicago?

During the pandemic, restrictions on capacity, social distancing and masking have varied by state, county and even city. Now, most states are fully

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Florida Boasts Vibrant Downtown Districts

There’s more to Florida than just its beaches. The state is also filled with trendy downtown areas perfect for attendees to explore between

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Four Hawaiian Resorts Wrap $230 Million Upgrade

STAMFORD, Conn. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. has announced that its largest brand, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts, and its owners

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Miami and Fort Lauderdale lure groups with outdoor adventure

Year-round sun and temperate climes allow meeting professionals bringing groups to Miami and Fort Lauderdale the opportunity to plan superb outdoor

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Birmingham Boom: 6 Must-See Meeting and Event Venues in Alabama’s Thriving City

Birmingham, Alabama  has been called the Portland, Oregon, of the South, a “

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Nashville tunes in with a harmonious ensemble of venues

In Nashville, aka “Music City,” the song is king. While songs can be written alone, most of those written in Nashville are the product of

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The Next Big Thing

Like the judges on American Idol, it seems meeting planners are always looking for the next big thing, and like with the dedicated followers of Idol

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Drone Light Shows Offer a Sustainable Alternative to Fireworks

Fireworks are a tradition nearly as

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Family watches drone light show display on Fourth of July celebration

Creativity and innovation drive golf events forward

Golf is no longer your grandfather’s game. Gen Xers and Millennials view golf differently, and the game has been forced to adapt, especially

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