Milwaukee is poised for growth with new projects

Some say the name Milwaukee comes from the Potawatomi or Ojibwe language, and means “gathering place,” while others trace the meaning to

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InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown Announces Sven Wiedenhaupt as New General Manager

InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown recently announced that seasoned hospitality professional Sven Wiedenhaupt will be taking on the role of

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Q&A With Current and Former Planners on Transferable Skills

Thinking about some of the interesting people I’ve met in the meetings and hospitality industry, these four—Amy Beaulieu, Jacy Hanson,

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Beyond the Distillery

Working distilleries offer more than just good spirits—they often have unique spaces for meetings and events. Here are a few great options.

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Pittsburgh CC Gets High Green Marks

PITTSBURGH The Pittsburgh region’s investment in a green convention center is paying off. Consulting firm, evolveEA performed a ground-

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Outta Site!

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Wall Street Hotel Debuts new Meetings Concourse

NEW YORK, N.Y.Andaz Wall Street, the first Andaz property in Manhattan and the only hotel on Wall Street, has recently debuted its new Concourse

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Suggested Reading: Humans@Work

Tracy Stuckrath, who specializes in food allergies and meetings F&B, collaborated with 10 other authors for the recently released Humans@Work,

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Global Upgrades & Openings (April 2017)

ChinaThe St. Regis Changsha opened as the hotel brand’s

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Transformed Big Easy Hotel Gets Artsy

NEW ORLEANSLe Méridien New Orleans, a Starwood hotel opening this winter, is partnering with with the Contemporary Arts Center New Orleans and

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Thoughtful incentive activities make an impact

When it comes to rewarding top-tier incentive qualifiers, organizations are once again willing to invest in extraordinary experiences that recognize

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Outta Site: Small State, Big Offerings

The eclectic lineup of off-site venues available for group gatherings in Delaware reads like the offerings of a much larger state. Among the

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Meet in Seattle

When groups choose Seattle, attendees are given the reason they’ve been looking for to visit this distinctive city. An urban metropolis set in the

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New England lures groups with its lush setting

The New England region conjures images of all things quaint: covered bridges, Main Street parades, fall foliage, church steeples, lighthouses.Homes,

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StageStory Delivers Custom-Crafted Openers That Inspire Attendees

All planners are after that opening moment that truly connects attendees to the message and branding of their meeting or event. This is our stock-and

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Rhode Island comes into its own as a Northeast star

It may be the smallest state, but there’s nothing small about the impact that Rhode Island is having on meetings and tourism these days. Within

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Adjusting to New Meeting Standards

Meeting planners in pharmaceutical and medical device companies, as well as in associations, medical education and marketing communication companies

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Lehigh Valley, PA, Gets Attendees Fired Up

Pennsylvania’s peerless renown as the forge and foundry of American invention and innovation has a consummate showcase in this 730-square-mile

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New Nashville Strikes a Chord

Years of construction and planning are finally coming to fruition in downtown Nashville. The May opening of the $623 million Music City Center

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Planner's Perspective

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