Last October, after first wreaking havoc across the Caribbean, Hurricane Matthew threatened continuing destruction in at least five Southeastern

Located in Northern Nevada at the base of the Sierra Nevada mountains with 300 days of annual sunshine, the Reno Tahoe region’s weather and outdoor

So much of my work has been “crisis meeting management,” that is, organizations discovered that a signed contract contained ambiguities (

If there’s one thing that the last two years (and a close brush with COVID-19's economic impact) have taught meeting and event planners, it’s that

From the coastal delights of sea-faring Annapolis to the densely forested mountains beyond Frederick, Maryland’s diverse landscape resonates

This list of ballot and related issues has been compiled by me, Joan Eisenstodt, and is by no means meant to be inclusive. In the comments section,

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

As in-person meetings and events resume, planners will face a new environment in the initial stage as clients restart travel to gather in groups.

Like its California counterparts, the state capital of Sacramento was hit hard by the pandemic, with meetings and conventions coming to a

With the meetings and events industry anticipating a return to large in-person events, Meetings Today thought it would be a good time to reach out to

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

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

Kicking off the January 2025 edition of Preview Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Chamber’s annual economic forecasting event, Jeremy Aguero, principal at Las

It’s no secret that planners have had to get creative amid the pandemic to keep business going. That includes in the outdoors, where it hasn’t been

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