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Masters of Disaster: Planners Share Hurricane Stories

Late August and September 2017 will go down in infamy as months full of disasters that wreaked havoc on North America, from wildfires ravaging the

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Beyond the Potato: 6 Ways Groups Can Explore Idaho’s Surprisingly Diverse Culinary Scene

Though the humble spud is important to Idaho’s culinary scene, the state’s food and beverage options are surprisingly diverse.Groups will

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San Diego Shines with New and Improved Meeting Hotels and Venues

For 250 years old, San Diego is looking pretty good. In 2019, the city celebrated the 250th commemoration of its founding, growing to the eighth-

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Kristin Watson

JB Duke Hotel, a new property opening on the campus of Duke University, announced the

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2016 Indie Planner Pricing Report

The Event Leadership Institute (ELI) released its 2016 Planner Pricing Report:

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On the Scene: Brazil's Forum Eventos

With Brazil dominating the headlines these days—and not for the right reasons, given the uncertainty of its Olympics hosting preparedness, the

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Festival Season

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Meetings Today Live! Rocks Cancun

Q: What do you get when you mix a plethora of planners with top destination reps at one of the world’s premier beach locales?A

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Upscale hotel groups take distinctive approaches

Luxury is where every event planner and attendee wants to be. But what version of luxury is right for your meeting? Planners and event sponsors who

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Q&A With MPI’s Paul Vandeventer on the ‘Brand-New’ WEC and Meetings Industry Hot Topics

Meeting professionals are facing some of the biggest challenges of their careers—from the need to continuously rethink event design to the need

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Landmark L.A. Sights and Sounds for When Meetings Roll Again

For now, the pandemic has temporarily closed many venue doors across Los Angeles. When the time comes to break through to the other side, here’s

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Silicon Valley gets innovative with group venues

The lineup of fantastic off-site venues in Silicon Valley is as varied and intriguing as the big ideas that are conceived in the area.From a mountain

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5 Ideas to Make Flat Budgets Zing!

F&B expectations are up, F&B budgets are flat. What’s a planner to do? Plenty!Start by discarding all your notions of what is

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GMIC Partners With UNICEO for Sustainability

Green Meeting Industry Council (GMIC), the worldwide association dedicated to the spread of

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5 Reasons to Meet in Greater Ontario, California

Greater Ontario—which consists of cities Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga—is often referred to as the “Gateway to Southern California” and sits 35 miles

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Florida Chefs Supply Fresh, Farmed Ingredients for Impressive Group Dining Experiences

If it’s fresh, chefs in the Sunshine State will find it. On the menu throughout Florida, a host of chefs are purveyors of local, fresh and farmed

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Long Beach and environs offer off-site appeal

Attendees bound for the Southern California climes of Long Beach and its appealing neighbors will savor the sun, sand and likable lodgings of the

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Montgomery County dishes out culinary options

Anchored by Washington, D.C., Annapolis and Baltimore, Maryland’s Montgomery County is home to meetings destination heavyweights such as Takoma

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Travel Industry Issues Meetings Guidelines

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