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Centered 90 miles north of Manhattan in the Hudson Valley, the prehistoric Shawangunk Mountains were described by the New York Times in 1876 as "one

Museums The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is

Maryland The Greenbelt Marriott recently

Think of a swimming test that requires you to tread water for a long time in one place. To stay afloat, you must continuously move your arms and legs

You know you’re in for a comfy stay when a resort calls its lobby area the Living Room.While the West has no shortage of mountain resorts,

While to the untrained eye Southern Arizona may conjure up visions of a relatively homogenous expanse of desert and giant cacti, the city of Tucson

Event Calendar Puerto Vallarta is celebrating the arts with its extended-season

British Columbia On May 7, Vancouver's Rosewood Hotel

The U.S. meetings industry contributes $907 billion to the U.S. economy, generating 6.3 million jobs and providing $64 billion in federal and $46

 The Chicago Convention & Tourism Bureau (CCTB) President and CEO Don Welsh today announced the promotions of Mark Tunney to Senior Vice

Summertime bookings for meetings in Western mountain resort areas are on the rise, coming at a time when high-altitude destinations continue to add

No longer hamstrung by perception issues, more meetings for high-level executives are going forward this year. However, these meetings tend to be

The mention of "wine country" in the West still tends to stir images of Napa and Sonoma counties, with perhaps a nod to the California central coast

 The Embassy Suites Houston Downtown is up and running, becoming the first hotel in Houston to pursue LEED certification from the U.S. Green

The Site International Foundation published its Focus on Program Content study, the sixth release of the ongoing Site Index

If you ask people about the last time they enjoyed attending a meeting in an urban location, chances are it had to do with the proximity of the