In a building where the walls not only talk but sing, the allure is less about square footage than stories and memories, enhanced by welcoming hospitality and employee pride.
From partnering with museums and hosting energizing offsite events, to tapping into D.C. knowledge hubs for dynamic keynote speakers, planners choose the nation’s capital for high impact meetings.
The Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center completed a $33 million sustainability initiative featuring 5,355 solar panels across the center’s roof.
In mid-February, Senior Contributor Jeff Heilman had the opportunity to visit the world’s most sung-about city—Memphis, Tennessee—to see how the destination’s story comes to life through immersive and historical group experiences.
Here are strategies for planners to calculate the environmental impact of their meetings, plus four hotels that go above and beyond to host events with minimal environmental impact.
A leader in innovation and intellectual capital, Raleigh, North Carolina, is a compelling Southern meetings destination with a fast-growing slate of new hotels, an expanding convention center and access to the brainpower of the Research Triangle.