When Sheila C. Johnson purchased Palm Harbor, Fla.’s failing Innisbrook Golf

Few nations, let alone states, can match Texas in business. According to the Texas Economic Development Division, the state’s GDP is the 10th

#InlineArticleRectangle{display:none;} Meetings Today’s Tyler Davidson talks with Cvent Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer

Sustainability has been undoubtedly one of the hottest topics of discussion in the global meetings industry in 2023.  The U.S. is often

In 1794, explorer James Potter climbed central Pennsylvania’s Nittany Mountain. Awed by “the prairies and noble forest beneath him,

In the interviews that accompany the blog for each edition of “Friday With Joan,” I like to find and highlight different voices and

The history of music is a vast landscape of activism, from Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony and the folk songs of Bob Dylan and Joan Baez to the

Cultural capital New York City and history capital Philadelphia may bookend the Garden State, but New Jersey resonates with its own, singular star

In my many years in our industry, I’ve never faced a tougher time assisting clients negotiate, renegotiate,

The world is changing. That’s indisputable. But for meeting planners, a host of political, economic and safety issues can have especially far-

SITE Global is the Society for Incentive Travel Excellence’s (SITE) biggest educational conference of the year, built on the association’s four

A farm-to-table event is a natural addition to any group itinerary, as the execution of one—like most meetings—relies on teamwork and communication.

Arts and culture venues like museums and performing arts centers are popular options for offsite events, doubling as beautiful spaces that help

Last November 2016, I visited the Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) in South Salem,

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

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

From a new 100,000-square-foot ballroom at the Orange County Convention Center—among other improvements as part of an expansion breaking ground by

Planning food and beverage events is more than just selecting the menu items. As you select the ideal hotel or convention center for your event, use

Over a century ago, when Prohibition took effect on January 17, 1920, thousands of formerly legal bars and saloons almost always catering only to men

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