This year brings with it the promise of a return to in-person events. But even so, many organizations will continue to produce virtual or hybrid

The COVID-era has devastated business at all types of meeting venues, leaving many convention centers, offsite venues and others with little foot

Some of Milwaukee’s outdoor venues for groups are a surefire way to introduce attendees to the character and eccentricity of the Cream City—nicknamed

Nicknamed “The Grand Canyon State,” Arizona is widely recognized for its breathtaking natural landscapes and national parks. This beauty extends to

Atlantic City is made up of more than 17,500 first-class hotel rooms that will suit the perfect accommodations for your attendee’s complete comfort

The allure of the consumer technology tradeshow CES has always been the futuristic products on display. But this year, the Consumer Technology

We’ve heard so much about the isolation brought on by COVID-19 and how it’s kept us apart—work and industry colleagues and especially family and

The minute you meet Eric Jones you feel his energy, relax with his calming voice, laugh at

In late September, a directive from the Nevada governor allowed the state—including meetings mecca Las Vegas—to host up to 1,000 people at an event.

We made decisions as a team back in June 2020, and one that we needed to make sure we would follow was the COVID code of safety, and two, to get our

Wyndham Grand Clearwater Beach is committed to cleanliness for our team members and guests. Check out how we’re keeping our guests and events safe

Happy New Year! It’s 2021 and we are finally back to normal! What a difference a day makes! NOT! Okay…we have months more of this headache to

What can we do to ensure that the right voices are included in conversations where decisions are being made? Trevor Lui, Principal of

While the entertainment industry mecca of Los Angeles has found itself gone “dark” when it comes to meetings and events during the pandemic, the city

Nevada has long hit the visitor jackpot with inviting tourism slogans such as “Recreation Unlimited” in the mid-1950s and the recent “Don’t Fence Me

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The passage of the latest COVID-19 relief package in Congress will provide welcome Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) relief for 501(c)(6) nonprofit

When sitting down to write my May 1, 2020, article for Meetings Today, we were about six weeks into the pandemic in the U.S. I knew that I had to

Larger meetings and conventions may resume in earnest by the last quarter of 2021, and tourism staples such as dining in restaurants by spring,

For planners looking to bring a program to the Midwest, Wisconsin drives a hard sell with its bevy of new hotel developments, even welcoming quite a