What's on the minds of your meeting and event planner colleagues? Our annual Meetings Today Trends Survey reveals all!We took a different tack this

Nevada knows a thing or two about catering to a diverse spectrum of groups. The state boasts an ever-changing tourism infrastructure, including

Atlanta is hardly Georgia’s oldest city; it was founded in 1837, more than a century after Savannah. Still, the city is rich with history. The

From its fur trading origins, Albany has been a center of commerce and innovation for more than 400 years. After turning the tide of the

Seasonal shifts can shape meetings in the Chicago Suburbs, where theater-going and cocoa-infused dog-sledding outings are popular in the winter, and

Some say the name Milwaukee comes from the Potawatomi or Ojibwe language, and means “gathering place,” while others trace the meaning to

A popular saying in beach destinations around the nation, “sand in my shoes,” is especially heartfelt in Atlantic City, describing the

From mansion and hotel ruins throughout the Hudson River Valley, Catskills and Adirondacks to myriad former foundries, schools, hospitals, airfields

Communication with attendees has always been key. In the era of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, clear communication prior to an event is critical to

In recent times, no region of the U.S. has felt the impact of nature on its meetings and tourism infrastructure quite like the Gulf of Mexico. It

Peek out of the airplane window on approach to McCarran International Airport or survey the desert landscape from the top of one of Las Vegas’

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Like all venues during the pandemic, conference centers suffered a substantial hit when the meetings spigot went dry. In many cases, the revenue

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The San Francisco Travel Association recently shared some info on the area’s recent and upcoming explosion of new and renovated venues of all

With origins dating to the arrival of the first Spaniards in Texas—their first culinary encounter being with the indigenous ingredients and

LAS VEGASMGM Resorts International has unveiled expanded plans and the first look at programming for its dynamic park, dining and entertainment

Want some outside-of-the-box ideas for beach fun? Say no more!  The days of tug-of-wars on the beach with your colleagues may be a thing of

It used to be that meeting planners chose a destination based on price, distance and weather. Now they must consider food. America’s palate is