Courtney Stanley, host of Meetings Today's Dare to Interrupt podcast, has championed women's empowerment in the meetings and events industry for more

When it comes to empowering women in the meetings industry, Courtney Stanley, host of the Dare to Interrupt podcast (produced by Meetings Today), is

In Phoenix, ambition has an origin story. The saying goes that “the desert made us do it.” For meetings and conventions, the desert makes more than

You might know that 2026 marks the 40th year that the United States has recognized March as Women’s History Month. But did you know that Women’s

Chris Skelding joined Caesars Entertainment in the new position of vice president of meeting operations, bringing with him more than 25 years of

With the Austin Convention Center closed from April 2025 to early 2029 for a $1.6-billion ground-up rebuild and expansion, the mega-event SXSW has

A winter storm for the ages came through the Northeastern U.S. in late February, shutting down most of the region on both February 23 and 24. 

With rising costs and increasing expectations, planners are being asked to do more with less — especially when it comes to food and beverage. 

Since I started writing this LinkedInsights column last September, we’ve covered

Emerald Coast, the Panhandle, the Forgotten Coast. There’s a reason this region of northwest Florida has so many nicknames. The Emerald Coast for its

Experienced meeting planners know that building the right environment at a meeting is as critical to success as program content and networking

After the killing of a major drug-cartel leader by Mexican army soldiers in western Mexico on February 22, the popular incentive-group destination of

Season 7, Episode 2Featured Guest: Nataly Horan, Founder & CEO, AUTHENTICMeetings & Incentives®

In Milwaukee, not far from where Harley-Davidson founders built their first motorcycle in a small wooden shed in 1903, the world’s only Harley-

For the past three-plus decades, John Washko led luxury hospitality sales, marketing, branding and operations for world-renowned North American and

The South Florida destinations of Miami and Fort

Near San Diego, Jamul Casino Resort opened the doors of its new hotel tower in August of 2025. The casino had been a stand-alone product in the area

The Greater San Diego

The revival of the Olympic Games is complete, and it’s a rousing victory for in-person events in general.After the dazzling spectacle of the 2024

Back in 1994, when the U.S. staged its first World Cup, Dallas hosted six matches at the Cotton Bowl.This summer, Arlington and the wider North Texas