The National Conference Center has unveiled five secrets to knock the socks off your meeting attendees.  According to Eric Whitson, director of

COVINGTON, Ky.The Courtyard Cincinnati Covington is celebrating the completion of a $2.5 million room renovation project that aims to combine comfort

DEARBORN, Mich.The Courtyard Detroit Dearborn has completed a major renovation of its guest rooms in an effort to offer even more comfort with a

When you partner with Disney for your meeting, you access best-in-class planners, industry-leading technology, world-class culinary experts and

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It’s time to plan for Puerto Rico. When you plan your event in our Island paradise, your attendees can look forward to turquoise deep dives, warm

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Revolution is the norm in farming. The first revolution was the shift from human and animal power to steam and then internal combustion engines. The

When sitting down to write my May 1, 2020, article for Meetings Today, we were about six weeks into the pandemic in the U.S. I knew that I had to

What a grand debut the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021 would have provided, as planned, for the completed $980 million West Hall expansion of

Happy Tax Day everyone! Whether you got a nice refund, owe a little to the government or are somewhere in between, best of luck!You know what you

Lacey HeinEvents SpecialistAlerton and Trend, a division of HoneywellRedmond, Wash. Do you find that your booking window is increasing or

Kay Bothwell, CMP Department of Labor & Employment Division of Workers' Compensation/Physicians AccreditationDenver  Do you find that your

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WILKES-BARRE, Pa.Courtyard by Marriott Wilkes-Barre Scranton is scheduled to open its doors in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on Thursday, July 31, 2014.