Cash-strapped cities around the country have proposals for hotel tax increases on the November ballot, sparking hot debates and causing meeting

Planners seeking Massachusetts destinations that inspire creativity and productivity find that Springfield and the Berkshires are two great options.

Milwaukee and its neighboring communities of Brookfield, Waukesha and Pewaukee combine Midwest hospitality with urban charms, including top-tier

They may not be total opposites, but let’s just say Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast share the ideal complementary relationship. While one

If you are looking for flexible meeting facilities, lively entertainment options, limitless outdoor adventure offerings year-round and unending

With medical meetings one of the industry’s most prized market segments, it’s not surprising that CVBs are trying their hardest to

From the days when Mormon leader Brigham Young was a perpetual thorn in the side of the U.S. government, due to his colony’s aberrant ways, up

Growth sectors in the meetings market may be hard to come by these days, but among those counting good numbers are religious meetings. Sales managers

According to the state comptroller’s office, if Texas were its own country, its economy would rank 12th globally, just below Brazil and Russia

During a news conference just days before Thanksgiving, then-president-elect Barak Obama announced his economic plan and conceded that the economy is

Go Wichita is on a mission—a mission to open the eyes of skeptics who hold preconceived ideas of what Wichita is all about.The Greater Wichita

Although the Pennsylvania region encompassing Lancaster County, Hershey and Harrisburg has been for many years a wildly popular family-friendly

Among the unique islands of the Hawaiian archipelago, the Big Island must be considered its own separate entity, and is in many ways defined by its

Wow…what a response from the May 4 “

The passion that Missourians have for their food and drink scene is unmatched. From the Barbecue Capital of the World in Kansas City to the

IMEX America 2023 is shaping up to be a

Washington, D.C. lobbyists aren’t the only ones trolling the nation’s capital for business. CVB executives at both first-and second-tier

The trick for second-tier cities has always been to identify their strengths and to use those strengths advantageously. That proposition can be a

The trick for second-tier cities has always been to identify their strengths and to use those strengths advantageously. That proposition can be a

If you think the hospitality and meetings industry took a hit after the events of 9/11, take a look at what’s happening now. Industry analysts