When planners hear “all-inclusive resorts” they think of Mexico and the Caribbean. But there are options equally as impressive within the U.S., like Arizona, Utah and Hawaii. Read on to learn more about these meetings-friendly all-inclusive resorts.

One of Washington's most appealing aspects is its scenic beauty, and it’s the focus of many group tours. We rounded up the nine best excursions planners can consider for after-meeting downtime, like a waterborne wine tour or a snowshoe adventure at Mount Rainier National Park.

Westin offers a number of wellness options at its properties, including amenities and programs through RunWESTIN and Westin Gear Lending. Learn how you can help event guests and attendees stay on track with their fitness goals at a Westin.

Sore arches and heels from long days on your feet? Here are some tips for meeting and event professionals to make walking and standing in dress shoes more manageable so you can turn around and do it all again tomorrow!

Understanding the importance of clean air and biophilia to enhancing concentration and productivity can be a key factor in the success of your meetings. ALHI CEO and former MGM Resorts Senior Vice President Michael Dominguez explains how incorporating natural elements into meetings environments is conducive to mental acuity, collaboration and creativity.

Marriott Convention & Resort Network properties are catering to customer demand for ample fitness offerings while traveling by significantly augmenting hotel gyms. At Marriott Marquis Chicago, that includes 6,000 square feet of space packed with free weights and machines, as well as an outdoor patio where classes such as yoga can be enjoyed.

Summer is a wonderful time to add refreshing, relaxing and whimsical touches to events inspired by the season. Lululemon’s Deb Gee shares some of her favorite tips to design creative and engaging summer-themed events.

With summer and all the joyful activities it brings, it’s easy to jump into the happiness of the season yet forget to focus on self-care. Lululemon’s Deb Gee suggested the following daily rituals.

A panel of food and beverage experts dished on the future foods and ingredients that you’ll probably see on the event menus of tomorrow. Amaranth seeds, plant-based ingredients and even cricket flour were discussed.