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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St. Louis showcases a variety of off-site venues

Known for its Gateway Arch and popular sports teams, among other features, St. Louis also offers an impressive lineup of off-site event venues for

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How New Orleans Is Weathering the Pandemic Through Preparation

No destination in the world is better known for its love of massive celebrations as New Orleans, with its motto “laissez les bon temps rouler”—“let

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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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What Does an Uncertain Future Hold for Association Planners and Association Meetings?

It’s no secret that association planners face challenges that are unique to their sector in the MICE industry—and the coronavirus

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Las Vegas Holdings

More CoverageBeating the OddsEven Las Vegas,

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Global Travel Costs Expected to Rise in 2018

According to the “2018 Global Travel Forecast,” travel prices are expected to rise sharply in the coming year, reaching nearly 4

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The New Taste of Texas

More CoverageHeritage at Heart

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Natural Surprise

More CoverageHeritage at Heart

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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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North Carolina’s Triangle region is a sustainable leader

In its 2016 North Carolina Clean Energy Industry Census, the Raleigh-based NC Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA) called cleantech “a major

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Greater Hartford and Mystic tempt with myriad flavors

Like its aromatic “Nutmeg State” nickname, America’s third-smallest state punches up the flavor for group dining.“Connecticut is home to hundreds of

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Salt Lake City and Park City grab the arts spotlight

From snow-capped peaks and the dazzling Bonneville Salt Flats to the red-rock wonderment of Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Zion

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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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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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Site Scene

Arizona The Renaissance Phoenix–Glendale Hotel, located in Glendale’s new Westgate shopping and entertainment district, opened

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Happenings

More CoverageOutstanding Off-Sites

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All at Sea

 A quarter of a century ago when Joyce Landry and Jo Kling formed their cruise meeting company, Miami-based Landry & Kling, a lot of people

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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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