More CoverageHappenings

Marcus Hotels & Resorts announced the appointment of Susan Terry as vice president of

What’s the name of the password manager? The one I use and showcased is called Dashlane. However, there are a

FloridaHilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort is in the final stages of a $25

Florida is constantly upping its game for meetings, and the recent wave of developments in some of its most popular areas are making a big splash.

More CoverageDine with History

COLUMBIA, S.C.SREE Hotels, LLC, a fully integrated hotel development and management company based in Charlotte, North Carolina, today announced the

LA JOLLA, Calif.Hyatt Regency La Jolla has announced the completion of a $12 million renovation. The transformation included a makeover of the

KAHUKU, HawaiiTurtle Bay Resort appointed Jerry Gibson as vice president and managing

Artificial intelligence (AI), automation and the hybrid

Kimpton Rowan Palm Springs Hotel opened its doors last November

Following Canada’s federal budget announcement March 28 and alongside the efforts of Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID) March 30, the Meetings Mean

Louisiana has one of the most deep-rooted and intricate histories out of any state in the U.S. From being the birthplace of Mardi Gras and jazz music

For decades, northern Ohio has been an economic powerhouse, with major industries and businesses helping to put the region on the national stage.

China The Hilton Yuxi Fuxian Lake recently debuted in Yunnan Province with 346

Located in San Francisco’s hip Mission District, The Chapel is a historic music venue, restaurant, bar and

SAN FRANCISCOThe companies that owned Fairmont San Francisco Hotel—

When it comes to satisfying both business and leisure travelers, Florida lives up to its nickname by providing seemingly everything under the sun.

Season 4, Episode 9 Guest: Kate Walsh, VP of Team Member Experience, Hello! Destination Management How

Hilton Worldwide conducted a study showing that more than two-thirds of professionals, from millennials to seniors, prefer meeting in-person over