7 Site Selection Concerns to Consider Right Now

Given today’s increasingly complex and turbulent world, it’s little wonder if site selection has also grown increasingly complex. It’s a multi-

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22 industry innovators who push our profession forward

Who are the planners, suppliers and educators who are helping move the meetings industry into the future? We tapped the

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The Culinary Scene Is Heating Up in South Texas

It gets especially hot this time of year across South Texas. That makes every day a margarita day at watering holes like Houston’s award-winning,

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Houston's Caracol Tostadas de Atun Crudo

Massive Meeting Space Expansion in San Diego

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Sustainable venues dole out VIP treatment

Offered within venues throughout the hospitality, entertainment and conferencing world, the VIP “green room” is thought to date back to medieval

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Industry Experts Lend Affordable Advice

Staying on budget while not compromising on quality and creativity is increasingly challenging with today’s ever-changing trends in meetings

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New York State Sprawls With Parks and Gardens

Frederick Law Olmsted Sr. (1822-1903), the father of American landscape architecture, enjoys a singular artistic legacy– each day, more people surely

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Farm-to-Table Cuisine Shines in Eastern Iowa Cities

While your preconceived ideas of Iowa cuisine may center around traditional meat and potatoes dishes (with a side of corn, of course), stop and visit

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Dish from Cobble Hill in Cedar Rapids

The Mega Projects Expanding Las Vegas in 2020

These are truly historic times for Las Vegas and Southern Nevada.The area’s

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New and Tried-and-True Event Options in Austin and the Hill Country

Held on April 29th, the ribbon-cutting for the new $375 million Moody Center at the University of Texas at Austin (UT) featured an exuberant address

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Kalahari Round Rock event barn

Native American casinos bring cultural legacies to life

In common with Australia, Canada and other lands inhabited by indigenous peoples since ancient times, the U.S. bears the lasting scar, or more

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4 Corporate Meetings Profs Share Their Opinions on Trying Times

With the COVID-19 pandemic and the unprecedented level of turmoil it inflicted on the meetings and events industry on the wane, we decided to tap the

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North Carolina celebrates with fairs and festivals

In the words of the North Carolina Association of Agricultural Fairs, which holds its 2017 convention this January in Durham, “As long as there

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Take 10 - Contracts: Accommodations With Joan Eisenstodt

Joan Eisenstodt answers additional questions from

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Las Vegas is ramping up meetings technology and participation on all levels

Las Vegas celebrated the inaugural Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID) on April 14 with a panel discussion at MGM Resorts International’s brand

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The 3 "Rs"

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Upscale hotel groups take distinctive approaches

Luxury is where every event planner and attendee wants to be. But what version of luxury is right for your meeting? Planners and event sponsors who

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On the Scene: The Beauty and Bounty of Boise, Idaho’s Meetings and Events Offerings

Hanging on a rack inside BANANA ink—one of

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Freak Alley Gallery, Boise, Idaho

Winter Mountain Meetings

Having experienced an encouraging year, mountain resort areas throughout the West are gearing up for what is likely to be a robust winter season. Ski

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The Hidden Gems and Local Favorites for Nightlife Fun in Major Arizona Cities

While many meetings markets in Arizona tout their 300-plus days of sunshine, the cities of Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tucson really light up when the

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Disco Balls Cham Pang Lanes