Serving as interim head since July 2025, Swinton has been on the bureau’s leadership team since 2017.

In early February, Ocean City’s Tourism Department launched Discover Ocean City, MD, a dedicated business-to-business identity designed to strengthen the town’s visibility in the meetings, conventions and group travel market.

Amenities and activities accessible to groups within 10 minutes of the Seattle Convention Center’s Summit building.

Orlando’s only AAA Four Diamond all-suite convention resort, Caribe Royale Orlando, is fresh off a $160 million reimagination. The resort recently debuted the Coral Ballroom and Martinique breakout rooms, a 20,000-square-foot expansion that brings the resort’s total meeting and event space to more than 260,000 square feet.

Ready for meeting magic? Disney Meetings & Events experts at Disneyland® Resort can help create unforgettable experiences and one-of-a-kind memories at The Happiest Place on Earth. 

Irving, Texas sits between Dallas and Fort Worth—and stands apart from both. A stunning urban oasis on Lake Carolyn. World-class venues. Boutique personality. And a CVB team that goes above and beyond for every group. Expect to be surprised.

Epic history meets elevated hospitality in Williamsburg, just a few hours from Washington, D.C. by car or train. Part of Virginia’s Historic Triangle, Williamsburg blends iconic heritage sites with distinctive venues, modern amenities, exceptional cuisine, great golf, and memorable experiences. Ask about incentives and enjoy expert planning assistance.

Integrate wellness as part of your next meeting at MGM Resorts, featuring nourishing menus and inspiring venues designed to boost focus and engagement throughout the event journey. 

Of course, the world’s largest Marriott is nestled in Orlando, Florida—the undisputed champion of meetings and events! This city buzzes with energy, and now the Orlando World Center Marriott is keeping the momentum going with a Grand Ballroom renovation that’s raising the bar for elegance and style.

Five questions from meetings and events wellness expert David T. Stevens that help planners separate legitimate capability from "wellness theater."