Pacific Northwest

Redefining the term “healthy competition,” Oregon and Washington vie between themselves for the largest number of environmental awards,

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Napa/Sonoma

Mention the words "wine country" and most people think of Napa and Sonoma, two adjacent counties north of San Francisco where nature and human

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Family-Friendly Meetings

Gone are the days when kids stayed at home with a babysitter for the weekend while mom and dad ventured to a business meeting. Today, kids are as

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Q&A with Montreal celebrity chef Normand Laprise

Q& A with Normand Laprise, Owner of Montreal’s Toque! Restaurant

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Golden Georgia Adventures

The name alone, Golden Isles, seems to beckon groups into the sunshine for a few hours of adventure to break up a day of meetings. Following are

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Benchmark Partners With Chef Stephan Pyles

Benchmark, a global hospitality company, announced a far-reaching new

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Central-West Tennessee's Hotel Happenings

The Music City Center opened in May, a sprawling convention center of 1.2

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Chicago Suburbs

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Celebrate in Utah With Year-Round Festivals

Utah has a festival celebrating just about every aspect of the state, from extreme sports and Native American culture to theater and railroads.

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Benchmark Debuts Phase One of Orlando Resort

ORLANDOBenchmark debuted phase one of The Grove Resort & Spa Orlando. The 106-acre

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Going Green - South July 2010

“The key to wisdom is knowing all the right questions.” This quote is especially accurate in planning sustainable meetings. When

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GBTA Voices Furlough Concerns to FAA

ALEXANDRIA, Va.The Global Business Travel Association has sent a letter to FAA Administrator Michael P. Huerta in response to the recently announced

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Unique shops complement meeting agendas in Lake Geneva

Lake Geneva may be a small town, but its reputation for showcasing cutting-edge design, fine art and rare finds in its boutiques is well-known. Many

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Dynamic New District Coming to Vegas

LAS VEGASMGM Resorts International unveiled details about the experience it is creating in Las Vegas surrounding the 20,000-seat arena under

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CIC Switches Management, Plans HQ Move

The Convention Industry Council (CIC) selected 

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Break Time

Increasingly, spas are wielding influence on meeting breaks and catering. Healthy items are cropping up on banquet menus, while stretching exercises

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Des Moines and Ames steal the meetings spotlight

It looks like 2016 is going to be a busy year for Central Iowa. Not only will national media be flocking to the area for coverage of the 2016 Iowa

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Planners and Suppliers Sound Off on F&B Pricing Challenges

I’ve been involved in the meetings industry for more than 45 years. In all those years, a month hasn’t gone by that the cost of coffee (

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Funding Cuts Fallout Looms over Travel Industry

Alexandria, VA With $85 billion in federal funding cuts looming as part of the impending fiscal sequester, Michael W. McCormick, Global Business

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Latest & Greatest: San Diego (Feb. 2017)

The 211-room Kimpton Hotel Palomar San Diego closed its gastro

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