With its healing desert plants, Native American traditions, sunny climate and long history as a wellness destination, it shouldn’t be too

While Arizona’s large resorts are justifiably renowned for their extensive spa and wellness programs, planners will also find that some smaller

Increasingly, spas are wielding influence on meeting breaks and catering. Healthy items are cropping up on banquet menus, while stretching exercises

Contact information for Convention & Visitors Bureaus in Arizona, including the Mesa CVB and Sedona COC. Flagstaff CVB

Montana’s northwestern corner—aka “Glacier Country”—debatably offers the most spectacular scenery groups will ever

Getting there: Grand Bahama, the northernmost island, is about 80 miles from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and accessible via a two-hour

Nassau The Balmoral Club One of several Bahamian mansions available for

While scientists are drawn to the Bahamas by the world’s largest underwater cave system, groups can dive into the Bahamas as well, but will

Contact information for Convention and Visitors Bureaus in Ohio, including Cincinnati USA CVB and Positively Cleveland.

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Contact information for Convention and Visitors Bureaus in Pennsylvania, including the Central Pennsylvania CVB and Gettysburg CVB.

If your attendees are the active, “adrenaline-junky” types who would prefer some heart-racing recreation over a relaxing respite, here

From Pittsburgh to the Poconos, Pennsylvania offers a gamut of group getaways that take attendees away from it all in a variety of fashions. Whether

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Ohio’s Culinary Vegetable Institute (CVI) in Milan supplies vegetables and

From Sandusky to Cincinnati, Ohio has experienced a rush of growth over the past few years, and it doesn’t appear to be slowing down.

The meetings industry is continually evolving with new technology and innovative approaches to producing meetings and events. It’s critical to

For additional insights on ultra-luxurious offerings, Meetings Focus checked in with David Gabri, president and CEO of Associated Luxury Hotels