Aired August 7, 2019 Presented by Myllisa Patterson, Paulina Curto & Jennifer Maltba 

Great event design gets its inspiration from a multitude of sources. Maybe that inspiration comes from

As meetings and events professionals start convening again during these unprecedented times, there are so many unanswered questions. One of the most

New York City Tourism + Conventions (formerly known as “NYC & Company”) recently announced that Christopher Thompson would join the organization

From the tranquil byways of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the booming urban areas of Charlotte, the Triad and Research Triangle—and up and down the

Risk is a part of every event planner’s life. It’s risky to plan an event, risky to attend an event, risky to stay home. But just because

Cooling heat islands is the first step in creating a better urban environment.It should come as no surprise that Phoenix, which is literally named

Convene opened its newest location in Chicago’s

SmithBucklin’s Event Services team lists their favorite things this holiday season (

At Queen Kapi‘olani Hotel, where

Las Vegas has rebooked three events that cancelled their dates following the

A meetings and events industry advocacy group that champions issues affecting people of Asian descent is presenting its second free webinar Thursday

The Reno Tahoe area of northern Nevada is easy to get to, easy to navigate once you're on the ground, and is easy to love for meetings and events.

If you are starting a

The Innov8 Meetings + Events team recently welcomed Lilly Gonzalez to the sales team as its new manager of global accounts. The full-service

Before the end of the year, Destinations International (DI) will launch a new online certificate program for destination organization sales and

Rhode Island is a

Written by U2 to promote their recent residency at the Sphere, “Atomic City” refers to Vegas’ atomic tourism era. Between 1951 and 1992, the U.S.

Meeting Planner Jody Roos, who works with the Wisconsin Bankers Association

Destinations International’s annual convention in St. Louis kicked things