Iowa showcases local flavors in burgeoning culinary scene

Since Iowa is part of the agricultural heartland, it only makes sense that the state has some of the best food in the Midwest. Culinary adventures

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2016 Meetings Today Trends Survey Planner Interviews

Following are the interview subjects for the 2016 Meetings Today Trends Survey:

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4 California Convention Centers That Prioritize Sustainability

Sustainability has been undoubtedly one of the hottest topics of discussion in the global meetings industry in 2023.  The U.S. is often

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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

Coastal Virginia enlivens events with the arts

Lapped by the waters of the James and York rivers, Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean, southeastern Virginia’s Lower Peninsula and Hampton Roads

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Colorado Springs sets groups in motion

The destination of Colorado Springs encourages groups to get moving via various modes of transportation, including hiking boots and bicycles to walk

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Florida’s vibrant arts scene brightens any off-site agenda

Thinking about Florida typically conjures to mind warm weather, turquoise waters and white-sand beaches. What most people don’t think about is

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Teambuilding Options Abound in North Carolina’s Triad

North Carolina’s Triad region is full of surprises, from historic downtown of Winston-Salem to the leading furniture industry capital of High Point

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Western Canada melds innovation and resources

The western provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba are major gearwheels in the Canadian economy. With natural resources

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Dear Ashley: Creating Opportunities for Local Communities to Engage in Destination Events

Dear Ashley, How can we create opportunities for local communities to engage in our destination events? Sepideh Eivazi

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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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Houston starts 2017 strong with Super Bowl and more

For many, Houston brings to mind Tex-Mex, a bold attitude and this year in particular, football. This month, Houston is hosting Super Bowl LI at its

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More CoverageBeating the OddsEven Las Vegas,

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More resort hotels take localized approach

Perhaps the biggest trend in travel preferences over the past couple of years has been the desire for authentic, hands-on experiences that bring

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The New Taste of Texas

More CoverageHeritage at Heart

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Natural Surprise

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5 Common Mistakes When Planning Executive Retreats (And How to Avoid Them)

Executive retreats—where corporate leaders come together to get off site and discuss company problems, progress and goals—are often high

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What to Do if...

Recently, I posed the following question to a group of meeting planners: “What are your most pressing career-related questions?”

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What to Do if...

Recently, I posed the following question to a group of meeting planners: “What are your most pressing career-related questions?”

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Kansas City shines with history and arts venues

Kansas City has long been lauded for its music, food and sports. A creative, defiant current sparks through the region, leaving a trail of world-

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