Widely recognized as one of the top outdoor-friendly cities in the U.S., Portland, Oregon, is uniquely positioned to blur the lines between boardrooms and backcountry, offering meeting planners big-city amenities with natural surroundings.
The New York City metro area is set to welcome a major new convention center, if plans for the $3 billion Meadowlands Convention Center project come to fruition.
Just north of Center City, Fishtown is one of Philadelphia’s trendiest neighborhoods, home to popular live music venues, craft breweries and eclectic Michelin-recognized restaurants that make it a culinary hot spot.
St. Louis and Kansas City are hustling and bustling, while Branson is music- and nature-focused and more leisurely paced. Here's the latest and greatest from each destination.
Long Lake Management agreed to purchase all outstanding shares of Amex GBT stock for $9.50 per share—a 60% premium to its market price—which reflects the potential Long Lake sees in maximizing AI across Amex GBT’s customer-facing and back-end operations.
In Wickenburg, Arizona, Rancho de los Caballeros Resort completed a $100 million renovation in March. The multiyear renovation began in 2021. Spanning across 18 acres, the property boasts 9,000 square feet of meeting and event space.
The first Meetings Today LIVE! event of 2026 took place May 3-6 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with 40 planners and 40 suppliers gathered for a wide-ranging Midwest meetings experience. Here's what planners saw and experienced.
Located on 300 acres in San Antonio, Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Villas completed a $100 million transformation. After a multiyear renovation, the resort is rolling out a new event venue: Rancher Hall Waterfront Event Venue.
