Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, Colorado Springs is visually stunning. Attendees meeting here already count on visits to natural wonders, including

What does a high-speed BMW track, a 2019 James Beard Awards semifinalist and a repurposed historic tobacco warehouse have in common? They all reside

Don’t dismiss the nightlife scene in flyover country. After long daylight hours packed with meetings in neighboring Omaha, Nebraska, and

It’s clear that California is the place to be if you’re in the field of

From a distance, it looks like an idyllic nautical mansion. In actuality, it’s

Planning and executing an event outside of the U.S. can bring a whole new meaning to the term “international incident” for U.S.-based

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Buffalo, N.Y., experienced a revolution in American architecture. The towers, civic buildings and other

Drive-to meetings have become increasingly favored among attendees. From expensive airfare to the popularity of bleisure travel—mixing business

Meetings Today: Do you find that you had less leverage on room rates during the last year? What are hotels and facilities telling you when

AI, AR, IoT … Event technology is a fast-moving landscape.It can be tough to keep up with the pace of change. The latest innovations promise

The expert of record for all things meetings tech for more than 20 years, Corbin Ball—owner of

As a global sales organization representing more than 300 leading independent and luxury branded hotels, resorts and destination management companies

Behind buoyant bookings and a host of new, renovated and reenergized visitor districts, venues and experiences, the Reno Tahoe group market is

Few venues offer as much respite from the confines of an indoor meeting room as gardens. Throughout the West, particularly in those places blessed

Global Meetings Industry Day, held April 12, 2018, is truly a

“Luxury” has an interesting etymology, originating from the Latin luxus (“excess”) and luxuria (“offensiveness

In my blog post titled "Can Meetings Help

Since opening its first airport hotel in San Francisco in 1959, Hilton Hotels and Resorts today counts 380-plus properties worldwide, the most of any

“If you don’t play, you don’t stay!”Cheerily announced by Randy Gilson as he hugged and took selfies with visitors, that

Las Vegas is gunning its engines via a massive amount of new development and thrilling major sports events, but with an eye also on sustainability