Good Vibrations: Tap Your Attendees' Brain Waves

Bishop-McCann's new 

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Health Experts Say Large Meetings May Resume by End of 2021

Larger meetings and conventions may resume in earnest by the last quarter of 2021, and tourism staples such as dining in restaurants by spring,

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Largest Ever IMEX America Kicks Off in Las Vegas

IMEX America 2018 opens in Las Vegas on Tuesday, October 16, highlighting

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Bethesda North Marriott Completes Renovation

Bethesda North

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Is Meetings Business Recovering Faster at Family-Friendly Resorts?

There was no facet of the events industry that COVID-19 left untouched, and that includes family-friendly meetings. Always an attendance booster,

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Des Moines Area

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Sheraton's New Link

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Stacey Knoppel, Director of Convention Management, Walter E. Washington Convention Center

Events DC, the official convention and sports authority of the District of Columbia, announced the hiring of Stacey Knoppel as director of convention

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Dear Ashley: How Do You Differentiate Respecting Local Culture and Cultural Appropriation?

Dear Ashley, how can you make sure you don’t confuse respecting local culture with cultural appropriation?Andres Lopez

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How Live Theatre Can Be Brought to Meetings

I first met Ken Fischer not long after I moved to D.C. in 1978. He was just leaving his job at the Institute for Educational Leadership to establish

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Christine Roberts Resigns From MPI Foundation

Embattled MPI Foundation Executive Director Christine Roberts

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Stunning New Island Resorts, Stadium and Hotel for MICE Planners to Consider

Stay up to date on the latest venue openings and property renovations, including these found around the world.ItalyThe historic

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7 Actionable Tips on Diversity and Inclusion From MPI

Creating welcoming experiences that not only accommodate participants’ differences, but celebrate them, isn’t just the right thing to do

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5 Venues That Showcase the Culture of Connecticut

As the fifth state to join the United States, Connecticut has its share of history and culture, much of which can still be experienced.Here are five

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How to End Child Sex Trafficking in the Meetings and Hospitality Industries

Human trafficking is a global scourge that often uses the hospitality, travel, meetings and events industries as platforms to facilitate its heart-

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Groups Will Feel the Inspiration in Greenville, S.C.

With a fetching history that includes former dominance as the “Textile Capital of the World,” Greenville, S.C., located in the foothills

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8 of California's Finest Outdoor Group Dining Experiences

From a farm-to-table meal in San Diego and a dock-and-dine outing in Newport Beach to a cocktail reception with resident giraffes in Greater Palm

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Exclusive Video: Caesars Forum Progress Update and Facility Details

Meetings Today got behind the scenes access to the

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5 Ways to Infuse Pennsylvania Dutch Country History Into Meetings

The cities of Hershey, Harrisburg, Lancaster and York play an important part in the history of Pennsylvania and the United States. The culture and

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Thompson Readies for Opening in Washington D.C.

Thompson Washington

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