When it comes to meetings and conventions, Las Vegas is in a class by itself. From world-class venues to event-ready restaurants helmed by celebrity

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Looking for a cutting-edge technique to attract attendees to your event or property? Meeting professionals across the U.S. are going virtual—

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In the last months, I’ve written about some hard(er)-hitting subjects that impact each of us individually and our industry at large, most

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As I read more about “relationship selling”—a method of sales the relies on building a friendship or relationship with your

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By Ron Sylvester, Courtesy of the Las Vegas Sun/McClatchy-Tribune Regional News  By most measures, Mandalay Bay had a banner year in 2012.

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Innovation runs deep in Texas, with inventions like the hand-held calculator (think Texas Instruments), 3D printing and Dell Computers all tracing

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Arizona and New Mexico feature a fascinating mix of culture against a backdrop of red rock canyons, broken mesas and cactus-studded deserts. While

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