Atlanta's Riverside EpiCenter truly offers something for everyone, including a bowling alley, rock-climbing wall, arcade, sports hall, recording studio, soundstage theater, Grand Ballroom, Main Hall, boardroom and a variety of services for the community it is in.

A world of unique venues is within minutes of convention centers in Atlanta and Savannah for planners on the hunt for space for special events in their programs that need a little extra wow.

Universal Orlando’s newest hotel, Universal Terra Luna Resort, opened in February adjacent to the highly anticipated Epic Universe theme park (opening May 22).

Coming off of a wildly successful year for meetings and events, Charlotte, North Carolina, isn’t slowing down. 

Houston’s food scene got a major boost via the November unveiling of Michelin Guide Texas that included 31 Houston restaurants, the first time the culinary authority has covered the Lone Star State. 

Orlando’s Orange County Convention Center conducted a massive, full-scale security exercise that enlisted the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Orange County Fire Rescue and Orange County Sheriff’s Office to put its emergency response plans to the test.

Florida's Panhandle might be the state's best-kept secret. The beach destinations of the region have their own allure with fewer crowds and a more relaxed pace—perfect for meetings groups looking for a true retreat.

Amid modernization’s relentless advance, old guard landmarks stand their ground. Mixing the old with the new, here are some of the many group connections with the Metroplex’s past, present and future.  

There’s more to Coastal Carolinas cities than just the beautiful weather and beaches (though they’re still a major plus!). Learn why meeting planners love to bring their business to these fun-filled destinations.

Lisa Bethea, director of destination services for Visit Frisco, details all of the ways the destination services team at the CVB can enhance meetings and events in Frisco, plus new developments on the horizon.