Western adventurers make inspiring presenters for any group

Next time you’re seeking the perfect presenter for a Western event, set aside the pie charts and efficiency experts and turn to some real

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Hybrid Meetings - 10 Reasons Why

I am very happy to see the perception of hybrid meetings shifting from “what are they” to “why do I need them?” I feel like

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7 Stellar Rooftop Bars for Private Events

There’s nothing like several hundred vertical feet to add levity to any occasion. Throw in an open-air environment, dramatic city skyline views

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Group business flourishes across the Lone Star State

With 15 different destinations on the Milken Institute’s 2014 list of America’s Top 25 Best-Performing Cities, Texas stands out as a

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Colorado

The Centennial State is the perfect place for  conventions and meeting facilities because of its wide variety of destinations and venues,

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How to Incorporate Art Experiences Into Virginia Programs

It’s 1952, and you are seeing Singing in the Rain on the big screen. Before the curtain rises, a man seated at a Mighty Wurlitzer Organ

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Byrd Theatre auditorium in Richmond.

Hospitality School Professors Share What Skills Future Planners Will Need

The global pandemic radically disrupted the very way we conduct meetings as in-person events were canceled and meeting and event planners had to

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Photo of teacher instructing a college class.

Heritage Runs Deep in Western and Central Pennsylvania

From Pittsburgh’s industrial might and the forever preserved farmland of Lancaster County to the fundamental values that built Hershey, “The Sweetest

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Lessons Learned

The mother of all public relations disasters for the meetings and incentives industry, the AIG junket at Southern California’s St. Regis

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Wowed on Maui

 As a unique event offering, The Fairmont Kea Lani on Maui offers a Hawaiian Cultural Program that has truly taken off in the past six months.

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SMERF Meetings

When the corporate group market tanked after 9/11, CVBs and meetings hotels sought refuge in the SMERF (social, military, education, religious and

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Celebrating in Style

Miami, Florida’s Doral Golf Resort & Spa has been accepted as the newest member of Associated Luxury Hotels International (ALHI). The 650-

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6 Standout Off-Site Event Venues Beckon Galveston Groups With Thrills, History and Culture

From thrill rides and arcade attractions at Pleasure Pier to historic Victorian mansions that somehow survived one of the nation’s biggest

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Bicycle Breakthrough

 The Abbey Resort, located on the shores of Lake Geneva, Wis., continues to open its doors as a Midwest leader for offsite destination meetings

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Georgia

Is Georgia on your mind as a meetings destination? “More than 80 percent of the U.S. population is within a two-hour flight from Atlanta,

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Report Shows Murky Outlook for ’13 Travel

SHERMAN, Conn.The U.S. travel market remains strong despite a murky economic outlook for 2013. Aided by rising prices and corporate travel demand,

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Walking in a Wilmington Wonderland

Experience the magic of the holidays in Greater Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley.  From November to January, the region celebrates the

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Pacific Northwest

More CoverageNorthwest Food FestsThere was a

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Serafina Beach Hotel Puts Puerto Rico Back in the Limelight

The sight of an empty swinging egg chair was irresistible enough. But glimpsing the view before me—the mesmerizingly turquoise hues of the

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New Minnesota Marriott Going Green

MANKATO, Minn.Scheduled to open on Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012, the 93-room Courtyard Mankato offers a refreshing and stylish room design that helps guests

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