Latest & Greatest: Coastal Mexico (May 2015)

Los Cabos The Cape, a Thompson Hotel will debut in June n the

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Sports lore runs deep in Pennsylvania

In 1878, “Bud” Fowler, from New Castle, Pa., first broke the color barrier in professional baseball. (Jackie Robinson’s 1947

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Off-season settings deliver group values

For planners that keep encountering top-tier properties and destinations that seem just a bit out of their budgetary reach, it might not be where

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Oklahoma gets groups in the sporting spirit

Few destinations do a kick-off event better than the Sooner State, at the meeting venue, in hospitality—and on the gridiron and other arenas of

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Rhode Island is all the rage as it continues to evolve

Rhode Island might be a charming and storied destination that conjures images of sailing and elegant mansions in Newport, and hallowed grounds of

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Los Cabos Continues Hurricane Comeback

LOS CABOS, MexicoWhile the extensive and widespread damage caused by Hurricane Odile remains clearly visible, substantial restoration progress has

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Industry Vet Launches International Hospitality Women’s Day

An oft-cited statistic about the gender composition of the meetings and events industry cites that more than 80% of planners are female, which is

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International Hospitality Women's Day logo.

Add an ‘Enchanting Extra’ to Your Event at Disneyland Resort

For seven decades, Disneyland Resort has been creating enchanting experiences and magical memories for visitors from near and far—and despite how

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Located in the heart of Disney California Adventure Park, Animation Academy offers an unparalleled setting where the artistry of Disney and Pixar comes to life. Credit: Disney

4 Questions Event Pros Should Ask the Chef

What are you feeding your meeting attendees? How you handle menus plays a big role in how people perceive your event. Attendees who can’t eat what

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Positively Cleveland Launches New Destination Brand

CLEVELANDPositively Cleveland, the convention and visitors bureau for Cleveland, recently announced a new destination brand, presented new plans for

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Florida's varied attractions allow attendees to let loose

It starts with the theme parks, but after that the sky's the limit when it comes to Florida attractions. Come to think of it, even the sky is

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Immerse Your Meeting Attendees in ‘West of Zen’ Culture at Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel

Part of the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio, the upscale Renaissance Hotels collection—comprised of more than 150 properties across 34 countries—is

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The Studio Chefs Table at Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel

TWA Hotel Debuts at JFK Airport

The restoration of Eero Saarinen’s landmark 1962 former Trans World Airlines terminal is finally complete and the

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How an ‘Accidental Career’ Birthed Andrea Michaels’ Extraordinary Events

Extraordinary Events President Andrea Michaels has taken a leading

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North Carolina is a haven for celebrities and event attendees alike

North Carolina’s rolling hillsides, charming cities and rugged beauty make it an enchanting spot for filmmakers, be it the latest Hollywood

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Bellagio's Spa Tower Transformation and Orange County's New Boutique Hotel

California Zachari Dunes on Mandalay Beach, Curio Collection by Hilton recently opened as Southern California’s only all-suite direct beachfront

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The Richland Queen Room

Cambria Hotels' Detroit Debut and More MidAmerican Property News

Illinois IHG Hotels & Resorts opened a new dual-branded property in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont. Located within five minutes of one of

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Savannah and the Georgia Coast charm groups with history, culture and adventure

Savannah, Brunswick and the Golden Isles comprise an area that reads like an inviting picture-filled storybook. It tells a tale involving history,

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Lake Geneva aces the test of time

In the early 1800s, Lake Geneva’s biggest draw was waterpower to drive mills. The small town’s fortunes took a turn when it became a

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State of the Arts

When it comes to group activities, the choices aren’t always black and white. Sometimes what you want is color, and lots of it, to lighten the

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