IllinoisChicago’s bustling Loop neighborhood welcomed South Korea’s Lotte Hotels and Resorts’ first U.S. location,

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) recently fined the air travel giant American Airlines $50 million, citing its numerous violations of laws

Global DMC Partners (GDP), the largest global network of independent DMCs and specialized event service providers, unveiled its 2024 Global

Larry Sieg, president and CEO of Visit Atlantic City, announced his retirement in late September,

Clear some space on your bookshelf!Innovate Marketing Group, in collaboration with the EventUp Podcast, launched a new book in late October called

AI represents a massive sea-change in the business world and beyond, and the business events segment is quickly adapting its benefits to workflows.

Virginia loves business, and business loves Virginia back. CNBC named the Commonwealth “America’s Top State for Business in 2024” for the third

San Diego Tourism Authority (SDTA) President and CEO Julie Coker was hired to lead New York City Tourism + Conventions Board of Directors, effective

Get ready for a second Metroplex in Texas, as the San Antonio and Austin metropolitan areas, connected by the I-35 corridor, are expanding rapidly.

 To celebrate our 2024 Meetings Trendsetters, Meetings Today has launched a new podcast series called "Trendsetter Tuesday," in order to learn

Gaming resorts are having a banner year, with openings throughout the U.S. greeting “action” aficionados and meetings and events groups alike.

Editor's note: Since the original publication of this article, Hurricane Milton impacted the west coast of Florida, including the Fort Myers area

CaribbeanNestled on 15 tropical acres of Palm Beach’s widest stretch of white-sand beach, the

CaliforniaSan Diego’s Hotel Del Coronado announced that its Victorian ballrooms

ChinaNestled in the heart of the Nan’an District in Chongqing sits the

This May, Denver announced a $500 million investment in downtown, including housing options, public spaces and strategies to attract businesses.

In this Meetings Today Podcast, recorded on the IMEX America tradeshow floor, Taylor Smith sits down with Amanda Armstrong, senior vice president of

With moss-draped live oaks, public squares just begging for private event activations and historic venues that exude that Southern Gothic aesthetic,

Global hotel giant Marriott International agreed to pay $52 million and strengthen its data security practices in settlements between the company,

North Carolina’s Piedmont—situated between the Atlantic Coastal Plain and the Appalachian Mountains—is one of the fastest-growing regions in the U.S