Frequent Meetings Today education blogger, independent planner and educator Larissa J. Schultz has penned Why Do I Pee When I Sneeze? A Picture Book

Do you want someone entering your hotel room without your permission? Do hotels even have the right to enforce this? Those are the core questions

Michele Vennard announced in October 2017 that 

First proposed in the mid-’80s, the call for a convention facility in Albany, N.Y., began in earnest around 1994. The project’s chief

MINNEAPOLISTeneo Hospitality Group named hotel sales executive, Rene McCoy, as director of sales

SPOKANE, Wash.Visit Spokane announced Ruth Fitzgerald joined the organization's sales team

Benchmark released its "Top Meeting Trends for 2018.” The list

Hotel Bennett, Charleston, S.C. Opening in summer 2018 on historic Marion Square. Highlights: 179 guest rooms; a rooftop pool with

From launching a growing hospitality empire to her work in the film industry and incubating the next generation of business leaders and entrepreneurs

The story starts with Bruce Sundlun, a WWII hero whose code name was Salamander. While flying his 13th mission as a B-17 bomber pilot, Sundlun

When Sheila C. Johnson purchased Palm Harbor, Fla.’s failing Innisbrook Golf

LOS CABOS, MexicoIn reaction to the U.S. Department of State’s new tiered travel advisory system introduced on Wednesday, Jan. 10, the

Technology is a moving target. The hottest tech of 2017 can be a go-to for 2018 or already forgotten in the flood of new apps, new gadgets and new

Competitive culinary events are a featured item on many teambuilding menus these days, and

MaineThe Wardman Group acquired Ocean Gate Resort and also announced

If groups have a few free hours to explore outside the meeting room during the day, attendees can take advantage of a variety of tour options to get

WichitaBrick + Mortar, an event venue, opened downtown last year

Groups convening in Kansas will find an abundance of ways to venture out for some after-hours fun. From a swanky speakeasy in Wichita to casino

LAS VEGASA blackout put a damper on innovation in the desert Wednesday, as the power went down for approximately two hours in parts of the

MEXICO CITY, MexicoThe Mexico Tourism Board responded swiftly