Lone Star to L'étoile: 4 Lessons Learned While Living and Working Remotely in France

After living and working remotely in the French Alps for three months, I’ve returned just in time to enjoy the spring season at my home base in

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Laurie Sharp and her partner, Hugh, hiking in France

Illinois distinguishes itself with unique venues

Not only is Illinois packed with iconic attractions and history, the state itself is an icon of the American heartland. Known as the Prairie State,

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Discover all that’s new in New England

The six states that make up the New England region have a storied past and continue to set a progressive tone for both business and leisure.“We

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Association planners need to hammer down a theme

When working with association and corporate clients to create and carry out an effective theme or central message for a meeting, Dianne Devitt,

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Australia offers range of awesome aquatic allures

Officially unveiled this January in New York City, the latest installment of Tourism Australia’s global “There’s Nothing Like

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Take 10 - Leveraging Your CVB Relationship

We’re taking a slightly new tack on this month’s Take 10, in that presenter Bonnie Wallsh

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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

Ireland's culinary renaissance is good news for groups

From “Breakfast Month” in January to this month’s “Love Dairy” to “Christmas & Premium Foods” in

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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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3 Major Meetings Trends in Florida, According to Hospitality Industry Experts

As we look at meetings and events in 2024 in Florida, we wonder: What are planners asking for? According to these hospitality pros, it’s corporate

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Anaheim and the O.C. offer a venue revolution

Planners seeking new lures and lodgings in Orange County don’t have to look very far these days. The region, and particularly its core city of

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Lake Tahoe is transforming—in every sense

Following four years of drought, California finally reveled in rain for several months this past winter. When it rains in the lower elevations, it

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West Virginia offers wealth of outdoor activities

The West Virginia Division of Tourism touts the state as “Wild, Wonderful,” and with good reason.During the four seasons that grace the

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Key tips from top med and pharma planners

Medical meeting planners are some of the most specialized and highly trained planners in the industry. It’s not just the technical complexity

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The Gulf Coast bursts with fresh offerings

From the expanding golden sands of Galveston, Texas, to regally revamped properties in the Sunshine State, the Gulf Coast region offers a wealth of

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Summer Mountain Meetings

From Tahoe to Telluride, there are more choices awaiting meeting planners in high-altitude Western destinations this year. Many mountain resorts have

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Inland Mississippi’s vibrant cities lure groups

Head into any downtown center throughout Inland Mississippi and find a rich blend of memorable landmarks and cultural attractions coupled with plush

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Top resorts showcase endless diversions

Remember back when an inviting pool area and a decent restaurant were all the lures we expected at a resort?While traditional amenities like splashy

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Meetings technology doesn’t have to be boring

Technology is cool. And useful. But don’t forget about fun! The latest tech tools and gadgets can make your life as a planner more productive,

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Baton Rouge and Shreveport-Bossier make group memories

Baton Rouge and Shreveport-Bossier City are nearly four hours apart—the former is located in the southeastern portion of Louisiana, while the

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