The personal touch, even with convention-sized groups, is a hallmark of

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In 2018, a few months after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, I

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One question asked in the 2019 Meetings Today Trends Survey was

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Who knew team building, morale enhancement and networking could be so much fun? From cooking classes and food truck events to watersports Olympics

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For planners with the expertise of a seasoned negotiator, the aptitude of a skillful attorney and a thorough understanding of the hotel business