Q: A lot of groups like to go to Las Vegas. What primary meeting objective do you think they are trying to get? A: It would be

Our first use of Microsoft Outlook was in 1997, when we discovered it wrapped in relative obscurity within the release of Office 97. We were all

This year has been nothing short of eventful for Mexico, in more ways than one. It’s been a time for celebration, as the nation commemorated

Michigan’s second-largest city is a rising star on the Midwest meetings map. Grand Rapids is both culturally diverse, with an attention-

The Harpeth Hotel in Tennessee and Hotel Distil in Kentucky are two new Southern hotels that offer a boutique, historic aesthetic with

Casino resorts have become one of the hottest meetings destinations in recent years. Most properties offer everything attendees need right on-site,

The National Middle School Association (NMSA) knows the value of meeting in destinations other than first-tier cities. Along with a growing number of

Few developments breathe new life into a city’s downtown core like a run-down hotel that has been carefully restored to its former glory.

Already ranked as one of the world’s leading meeting and convention destinations, Germany is raising the bar on ways to serve everything from

As a keynote speaker, over the past 20 years I’ve had the distinct pleasure of presenting at, serving as master of ceremonies for, and moderating

It was a welcome oasis of serenity below the hectic pace of the huge tradeshow on the floor above. Roughly 20 of us had trickled in, vowing to take a

What becomes a legend most? In the case of some of the nation’s most historic resort hotels, a multimillion-dollar makeover that preserves the

“If working apart, we are a force powerful enough to destabilize our planet, surely working together, we are powerful enough to save it,” said Sir

Florida Four Points by Sheraton Jacksonville Baymeadows opened in October. The Jacksonville-based hotel

As a meetings and events professional, you deal with constant interruptions, 24/7 connectivity, work overload, limited budgets, client and company

The show floor at IMEX America 2019

When it comes to successfully executing a meeting where all or a significant portion of the attendees drive to the destination, planners face

Marriott International announced that Arne M. Sorenson, president and CEO, passed away February 15, 2021. In May 2019, the company announced that

Alabama Birmingham’s 149-room Tutwiler Hotel reopened in April after a full-scale makeover, including new guest rooms and upgraded

Things are moving fast in Reno, and that’s elevating every aspect of the city’s brand in the meetings market, including off-site venues