The Caribbean is on the rise for meetings and events, but the way groups are engaging with the region is changing to prioritize sustainability, cultural immersion and more.
The European Union tripled the fee for U.S. travelers as part of its new European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS), which will be implemented at the end of 2026.
Its sheer number of world-class museums, a thriving dining scene and the easy availability of brain power are among the reasons why Washington, D.C., has entered the incentive travel destination conversation.
Here are four “hidden gem” event venues in New Orleans that will take your meeting beyond the Big Easy basics and introduce an entirely new side of this Louisiana city to your groups.
From the history of Detroit’s music scene to museums documenting its automobile prowess, these arts and culture venues in town give attendees a true sense of place.
These 20 Meetings Trendsetters have stepped up to lead the business events industry in a positive direction from a variety of roles via accomplishments in a wide range of disciplines. Congratulations to the Meetings Trendsetters class of 2025!
Explore major hospitality developments in California, Montana, Washington and Mexico. From Hotel del Coronado’s $550M restoration to the debut of Gaylord Pacific and carbon-positive Populus Seattle, see how these hotels are reshaping events, wellness and sustainability.
Discover the latest hotel renovations and venue developments across the Midwest, from Chicago and Indianapolis to Detroit and Minneapolis. Explore new ballrooms, upgraded guest rooms and large-scale convention center projects set to enhance group travel and events.
From historic landmarks to island wellness retreats, these hotels offer enhanced experiences for group travel and events across Argentina, France, Nepal, Vietnam and Indonesia.
