From sports to cuisine to venues, Houston is on the rise

If there’s any American city that knows how to reach for the stars, it’s Houston. Like 1969, with Apollo 11’s famous liftoff and

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Through Certifications and Safety Training, Raleigh Is Poised to Welcome Back Groups

As in-person meetings begin to return, destination selection will be paramount. Planners will be on the lookout for cities that have put forth an

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Enhanced cleaning procedures at Raleigh Convention Center

Oklahoma Excels in Outdoor Adventure

It’s no surprise that the Sooner State is packed with outdoor and cutting-edge adventure opportunities for groups. Oklahoma bursts at the seams

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Ethics: What Your Meetings Colleagues Say

What do your peers have to say about industry ethics and ethical behavior?The times—given the ethics allegations and questions surrounding

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Montgomery County dishes out culinary options

Anchored by Washington, D.C., Annapolis and Baltimore, Maryland’s Montgomery County is home to meetings destination heavyweights such as Takoma Park

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Southwest Florida Boasts Off-Site Venue Variety for Groups

All over southwest Florida along the Gulf Coast, historic venues and other enticing spots abound to host groups.From the European-inspired Ringling

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A strong U.S. dollar ups Canada's and Mexico's group appeal

Always popular as meeting sites, Western Canada and Mexico are now even more enticing as the strength of the U.S. dollar allows planners to book more

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Meetings Today LIVE! West Gives Attendees a Desert Adventure

More than 70 attendees descended upon Tucson, Arizona, for Meetings Today LIVE! West June 1-4, with a chance to make meaningful business connections

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Meetings Today LIVE! West event in Tucson, Arizona. Credit: Wandering Maverick Photo + Film

Meet the Multitasking, Tech-Reliant, Hyper-Aware Gen Zers

Gen Z is coming and meeting planning will never be the same.“Never before has there been a generation incapable of remembering a world without

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Shining Shores

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The Adventure Begins

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Rapid City and nearby attractions hold gems

Rapid City, S.D., a jumping-off place to some of the country’s most treasured sites, including Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Badlands

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Central Missouri’s rich history lives in venues

Central Missouri has been at the crossroads throughout American history. The region’s past, including the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the Civil

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Three Texas-based experts weigh in on area highlights

In pretty much any category you can think of, from its landscapes to its persona, Texas looms large. Take Houston, for instance. Unfettered by zoning

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Take 10 - Site Selection: Checklist for Success With Joan Eisenstodt

Joan Eisenstodt answers additional questions from the 04.26.17 

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Site Scene

Alabama Birmingham’s 149-room Tutwiler Hotel reopened in April after a full-scale makeover, including new guest rooms and upgraded

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5 Unique Desert Event Venues That Give Attendees a Sense of Place

Don’t be mistaken—when it comes to desert regions, the expansive images of barren landscapes and oppressive sun that may come to your mind are

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Cactus Alley reception setup, Springs Preserve, Las Vegas

Different by a Mile

Once upon a bygone era, flatlanders bound for their Rocky Mountain highs landed in Denver, and then promptly flew or drove off to mountain

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The Need for Speed

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High-Tech on the Range

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