The Flip Side of GMID: Going Beyond Dollars

Global Meetings Industry Day, held April 12, 2018, is truly a

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Defining Luxury at Hotels Isn’t So Easy Anymore

“Luxury” has an interesting etymology, originating from the Latin luxus (“excess”) and luxuria (“offensiveness

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Preview Las Vegas: The Region Revs Its Economic Engines

Las Vegas is gunning its engines via a massive amount of new development and thrilling major sports events, but with an eye also on sustainability

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MSG Sphere rendering

Special Venues

Few venues offer as much respite from the confines of an indoor meeting room as gardens. Throughout the West, particularly in those places blessed

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Airport Properties Emphasize Design, Amenities and Venues

Since opening its first airport hotel in San Francisco in 1959, Hilton Hotels and Resorts today counts 380-plus properties worldwide, the most of any

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The Neu Project Champions More-Neuroinclusive Events

After attending the 2022 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity June 20-24,

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The Neu Project Launch at IMEX America 2022

Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania blend arts, heritage and natural beauty

“If you don’t play, you don’t stay!”Cheerily announced by Randy Gilson as he hugged and took selfies with visitors, that

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On the Scene: Exploring Toronto, Canada’s Diversity Capital, Through Venues and Cuisine

The streets of Toronto’s Kensington Market neighborhood are lined with vintage houses that have been transformed into funky business storefronts.

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Toronto Sign in Nathan Phillips Square

L.A.’s Westside and Beach Cities beckon beyond the freeways

While often associated with urban sprawl and traffic-clogged freeways, Los Angeles County is largely comprised of communities that are pedestrian-

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Flashy Tech, Modern Design and Plentiful Space Give CAESARS FORUM a Meetings Edge

The brand-new CAESARS FORUM was one of 2020’s highly anticipated openings, but—like so many others—its plans were thwarted by the COVID-19 crisis. In

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CAESARS FORUM prefunction area

Arizona’s natural attributes uplift groups

With its rugged desert terrain, red-rock outcroppings and blend of Native American and Old West heritage, Arizona holds possibilities for

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North Carolina’s Triad area is rife with opportunity

Forming the Piedmont region’s “Triad” of cities, Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point, like North Carolina itself, are a study

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The desert festival trend is hot for corporate groups

Like radiant sunbursts, today’s signature desert-based, multiday festivals, from the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, Calif

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Sky-high attractions adrenalize off-site events

Want to push the envelope on breath-taking, heart-pounding fun? Take your group to a high-elevation attraction that also doubles as an unforgettable

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Mobile Meets Meetings

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California’s tech boom is redefining urban centers

Reinvention and innovation are constant forces in California, especially now that the state is experiencing a surging tech-fueled economy and robust

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Virtual Teambuilding: How to Keep a Group Connected and Engaged Remotely

Cooking classes, group walking tours, scavenger hunts—these are just some of the many classic

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Winter Mountain Meetings

Although winter is peak season at many Western mountain resorts, there promises to be plenty of enticing deals for groups heading to the ski slopes

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Impressive developments grace the Sunshine State

With Florida tourism numbers up, and more meetings streaming in, there’s still another sign business is booming in the Sunshine State—

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Los Angeles Holds the Most Unique Venues in the US

Only in Los Angeles can you find the most unique venues in the U.S. Los Angeles is home to the most unique, top-tier venues in

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