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Baton Rouge and Shreveport offer an abundance of off-sites

The Louisiana cities of Baton Rouge and Shreveport are poised to accommodate a variety of group events, as each destination boasts a strong lineup of

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Toronto’s enhancements and upgrades draw business

Approaching its centennial in 2020, the D.C.-based American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) has taken its annual Meeting & Exposition to

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Donna West

Donna WestIndependent Meeting Planner and Travel ConsultantDW Consulting & Lighthouse Travel & ToursSanta Clara, Calif. Do you find that

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Post hurricane, SW Florida ready to show off main attractions

Hurricane Irma came to Florida in September with a vengeance, even sending this reporter to an Orlando hotel for several days with power outages all

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Eight great chefs spice up Miami’s culinary scene

In Miami, chefs winning awards or gaining national recognition are common occurrences, according to Amber Love Bond, partner and writer for food blog

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Keeping the Peace

The pounding beat from the disco below their rooms is keeping attendees awake; children are dashing outside the meeting rooms in a race to get to the

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Negotiating With Convention Centers

 Build a solid, meaningful business relationship with Center personnel in a positive and knowledgeable manner and negotiating leverage

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Wynn Resorts CEO Matthew Maddox Talks Leadership and Pandemic Lessons

Wynn Resorts CEO Matthew Maddox has held a series of key leadership positions in the company since its founding, and took the helm from Steve Wynn to

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Wynn Las Vegas & Encore Resort at night

Molly Blaisdell

 San Francisco Bay Area, CA    Molly Blaisdell is principal of the 1992-established Hook, Line & Thinker.  She has over

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Phoenix, Scottsdale and Sedona embrace the night

When it comes to events, the Valley of the Sun is at its best once the sun goes down. Whether under a star-filled desert sky or inside a pulsating

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The Asia-Pacific Region Is an Epicurean Fantasy

Whether sampling the wines of New Zealand and Australia, learning the art of sushi-making in Japan or embarking on a Hong Kong foodie tour, the Asia-

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Vaccine Passports? Meetings and Events Experts Chime In

Some large sporting events, such as Major League Baseball and other professional leagues, have waded back into hosting in-person audiences by

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Key Texas Airport Expansions and News for Business Event Travelers

Headquartered in Manchester, England, Routes is an organization focused exclusively on global air service route development with activities that

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Rapid City

A few years ago Rapid City went through a sort of miniature identity crisis. The city had long branded itself the "Star of the West," and why not?

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Standing Up for Meetings

  September 28, 2010

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Idaho boasts a wide variety of scenic golf settings

The picturesque Gem State inspires meeting groups to spend some time outdoors, and one of the main activities perfect for attendee networking and

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South Texas shines with an array of unique group venues

The region of Texas south of San Antonio is home to an eclectic lineup of off-site venues that can host memorable group events.Attendees can enjoy

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How to use hybrid meetings to drive attendee engagement

Welcome to the era of the hybrid meeting. While meetings may still emanate from within a function room, they are increasingly extending far beyond

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Opera Houses Set the Stage for Special Events

Planners who handle the many moving parts it takes to execute a large-scale meeting should appreciate the group effort that’s required to stage

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