Downtown Las Vegas is having another heyday

Before the Strip there was downtown, the original Las Vegas founded in 1905 as a railroad stop. After Nevada legalized gambling in 1931, small gaming

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Living history museums offer groups a portal to the past

Decorating a mundane ballroom with a historical theme is a daunting and expensive task that can bust a budget quickly. What’s the alternative

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Greater Seattle boasts a growing gamut of group-friendly sites

Already heralded for a roster of sites and attractions that includes the world-famous Space Needle, Pike Place Market and Tacoma’s fabulous

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Four stellar settings sure to make memories for any group

Thousand-dollar bottles of champagne? Yawn. Four-poster beds with thousand-thread-count linens? Ho-hum. We’ve tracked down

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2013 Touted as Good Year for Biz Travelers

 CHICAGOWhile business travelers have endured economic and other challenges these last few years, 2013 seems as if it may be the turning point

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New Airport Hotel for PA

By J.D. Prose, courtesy of Beaver County Times, Pa./McClatchy-Tribune Regional News CHIPPEWA TWP, Penn.  A major hotel chain is coming

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David Dimmick

David Dimmick Executive Director  New England Concrete Masonry Association Manchaug, Massachusetts  

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5 Experiential Trends to Enhance Corporate Events

With the lines between consumer and corporate events continually being blurred, attendees are increasingly demanding highly unique, high-touch

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Meetings Today LIVE! West Wraps in Vegas

Video gaming continues to be all the rage, and planners and suppliers got in on the action during the closing night event of

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The Brand-New Park MGM Rolls Out the Green—and Red—Carpet for Meetings Today LIVE!

In the concrete jungle of Las Vegas, there exists a lush new oasis inspired by nature, the comforts of home, an eclectic sense of artistry and plenty

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Savoring Old San Juan With Spoon Food Tours

The green plantains are being smashed as we speak, enveloped in the vibrant yellows, oranges and reds of the buildings that surround us, as Pablo

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Inland Empire

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Island Renaissance

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Atlanta

Wearing the crown “Capital of the New South,” Atlanta fulfills its title on a number of fronts. Culture buffs can enjoy the High Museum

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InterContinental Miami Returns After Makeover

 By Hannah Sampson, courtesy of The Miami HeraldOnce the biggest and best upscale hotel in downtown Miami, the InterContinental has found itself

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Take 8 - International Meetings Webinar

Q1: What is the most user-friendly country at this time? “User-friendly” is a very subjective term, but I find that

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For Good Measure

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Eclectic and Expanding

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Mexico Case Study: Puerto Vallarta

There are many reasons for Puerto Vallarta’s unquestioned standing as a peerless escape on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. From a bounty of

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Christmas in June for SoCal Property

As summer begins, The Resort at Pelican Hill (located in Southern California's Newport Beach) already has 50 percent more holiday celebrations booked

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