Nestled along the edge of the Ozark plateau and home to the state’s government, the middle of Missouri is rich in natural beauty and heritage.
July 19, 2013
Syracuse is a bustling bastion of new development
If you haven’t been to Syracuse in recent years, you might not recognize the city. The metropolis has undergone a facelift that Joan Rivers
July 17, 2013
Savannah and the Georgia Coast charm groups with history, culture and adventure
Savannah, Brunswick and the Golden Isles comprise an area that reads like an inviting picture-filled storybook. It tells a tale involving history,
June 11, 2013
Madison's museums and galleries offer intriguing escapes from the boardroom
As a progressive college town bolstered by a strong creative arts landscape, it’s not surprising that Madison, Wis., is home to a number of top
June 10, 2020
Positive Planner Perceptions About a Return to Live Meetings
Business development expert and speaker Scott Steinberg shares some positive survey results regarding planner optimism about a face-to-face meetings
February 13, 2013
The travel industry is a job-creating dynamo
In a still-dim economy, the lights of the travel industry may appear faint to some planners—especially those in the government segment—
November 17, 2023
Activism, Disability Culture and Advocating for a More Accessible World
Season 4, Episode 11 Featured guest: Maayan Ziv, Founder and CEO, AccessNow How accessible is our world? Maayan Ziv, Founder and
December 15, 2021
These Nevada Group Venues Have Stood the Test of Time
At night especially, the Las Vegas Valley views from the top floor cocktail lounges at two of the destination’s newest venues, Starlight on 66 at
April 17, 2012
Contracts: A Seller’s Market Changes the Landscape
While hot-button contract issues stay relatively the same over the years, economic conditions can vary wildly, with negotiating power shifting from
April 05, 2022
Hospitality Today Live’s Deborah Gardner Shares Pandemic Lessons From Guests
The pandemic affected every person on the
June 23, 2017
A new wave of art and entertainment is trending in Reno
Casinos are still drawing crowds to Reno, Nev., but the city’s expanding non-gaming offerings and entertainment are adding to the destination
December 31, 2013
Global Meetings Forecast Projects Stable 2014
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May 18, 2017
Austin and the Hill Country put on a show
There’s no disputing it: The arts are big in Austin and Texas Hill Country. Really big. Texas big.“Look at our hotel tax fund,”
July 24, 2023
Leading Today: Navigating Imposter Syndrome, Gen Z and Post-Pandemic Career Advancement
Season 4, Episode 7 Featured guests: Dee Patel, managing director of The Hermitage Hotel; Jessie States, vice president
November 15, 2010
New and Renovated
Adaptive reuse, the trend to turn buildings no longer needed for their original purpose into hotels and venues, is proving to be a boon for meetings
July 24, 2023
Wellness-Related Corporate Gift Ideas That Promote Attendee Health and Mindfulness
Meetings and events attendees come from all walks of life, traveling from cities around the world to come together in one place, and sometimes, it
August 06, 2019
3 Ways to Experience Grand Rapids Art: Public Displays, Museums and Garden Parks
Set in southwest Michigan, Grand Rapids’ affinity for art creatives and admirers goes back to the 1800s when the city was known as "Furniture
November 10, 2020
San Antonio Renovated Spaces, New Hotels and an Upgraded Convention Center for Post-Pandemic Meetings
San Antonio celebrated its 300th birthday in 2018. Throughout its many years, the city has been a colony of Spain, a territory of Mexico, part of the
March 04, 2010
Resorts and Spas
In response to lingering concerns over meeting costs, destination resort spas are creating new programs and value-add options for groups. According
March 04, 2010
Drive-To Meetings
Despite widespread vehicle recalls and fluctuating gas prices, driving is increasingly the preferred mode of transportation when it comes to meetings