Located in Boston’s Allston neighborhood, the 246-room lifestyle hotel, The Atlas, opened in late January. The Atlas was named with the following mission in mind: to merge global and local character. 

The 830-room Hilton Tokyo completed a multimillion-dollar renovation to its meeting and event spaces. The hotel offers nearly 27,000 square feet of space across 25 meeting rooms.  

The resort will unveil the Lusso Lounge, a transformative 10,000-square-foot space designed for various types of interaction, in Q4 2026.

F1 Arcade Atlanta debuted in February and is now accepting booking inquiries, including full buyouts for meetings and events with 450 attendees. 

The Pacific Northwest destinations of Seattle, Spokane, Portland and Boise have been building on their business events resume via several high-profile additions in recent years.

As part of the renovation at The Royal Lahaina Resort and Bungalows, two refreshed oceanfront event spaces set the scene for sunset receptions and private dining just steps from the beach. 

The Cooper, a 191-room hotel, is the first luxury property to debut on the peninsula in Charleston, South Carolina.

The 313-room Wynn Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah is slated to open in 2027. The 70-story hotel, located on the Arabian Gulf, offers 360-degree waterfront views and is located 50 minutes from Dubai International Airport.

The University of Kansas opened a conference center inside David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium; The University of Kansas Conference Center has a capacity of 300 guests.

Albany Capital Center’s $54.9 million expansion will increase its meeting and event capabilities, offering 84,000 square feet of rentable space.