Check out how Cleveland, Dallas and Indianapolis are gearing up to celebrate the Great American Eclipse, a bucket-list astronomical event happening on April 8. 

How Executive Chef Sebastian La Rocca celebrates his Latino roots at Hilton Columbus Downtown, and all the ways groups can leverage the food and beverage experiences onsite.

From mingling among the instruments of the world’s greatest rock musicians to networking near art galleries of legends, Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, offer a wealth of museums that promise unforgettable events.

The LEED Gold-certified Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland (HCCC) is undergoing an expansion as part of a $49 million investment. The project is set to enhance HCCC with new flexible meeting rooms, the creation of an elevated outdoor terrace and expansion of the junior ballroom to double its current size.

Visit Cincy rehires former national manager of diversity sales as senior sales manager.

Cleveland and Columbus—two of Ohio’s main meetings and conventions destinations—are welcoming groups back at a quickening speed with new developments.  

As the 14th largest city in the country and fastest-growing in the Midwest, Columbus, Ohio, offers opportunities allowing for unique, personalized and distinct experiences tailored to everyone visiting with an open mind.

Columbus’ business entities—from the hospitality community to the city government and higher education institutions— understood the important of meetings to the state capital. Here’s how they collaborated to create a safe and inclusive environment for groups.

While meetings and conventions took a pause in 2020 due to the pandemic, Columbus didn’t stop working to ensure that when the time came to return to in-person meetings, planners and attendees had all the tools they needed for a successful event.