What’s your plan for Earth Day? This Sunday, April 22, 2018, billions of people around the world will turn their attention toward the environment. There’s no better time for meeting planners to make or renew a commitment to sustainability at events.

For groups, sustainability in this New England trio comes in many shades of green—inspiration included.

Denver and Boulder naturally top the list of cities that can provide a “green” experience for meetings.

The Argonaut, a Noble House Hotel, has been named an SF Green Business by the San Francisco Department of the Environment.

The VIP “green room” is thought to date back to medieval times.

Frederick Law Olmsted Sr. (1822-1903), the father of American landscape architecture, enjoys a singular artistic legacy.

Groups will find much to “sustain” healthy and productive meetings for years to come.

While it may be an urban metropolis, the San Francisco Bay Area is also defined by glorious natural settings.

Sustainability has been a Keystone State hallmark practically since day one.

Florida meets the Caribbean in the Florida Keys—if not quite geographically, then definitely in spirit, with fishing, diving, boating, beaches, fresh seafood and tropical drinks on most visitor itineraries.