Incentives

Designed to bolster sales and productivity, incentive programs may be even more crucial for the bottom line during economic hard times. However, as

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Checking In

As planners wrestle with comprehending a new meetings environment—less money, more scrutiny—incentive programs have seized the spotlight

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Short Takes

Resources Meetings Media Associate Editor Marlene Goldman is the author of the new guidebook The Little

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Site Scene

Alaska The Crowne Plaza Anchorage-Midtown is scheduled for completion this summer. The $20 million

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Going Places

California Crestline Hotels & Resorts appointed Linda Cahue director of sales and marketing for the Wyndham Palm

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Talking Tech

It should have been the perfect keynote. The conference, SXSW 2008, was one of the most eagerly anticipated events of the year for both the

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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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Cuisine Scene

Hailed for its culinary diversity and award-winning chefs, Atlanta has fast become a haven for foodies, with more than 45 restaurants opening last

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Central & West Tennessee

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Pick Three

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South Texas

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Golf Greats

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Planner's Perspective

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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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Resorts

What becomes a legend most? In the case of some of the nation’s most historic resort hotels, a multimillion-dollar makeover that preserves

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Emerging Destinations

What makes for a good meetings destination in a recession? Affordable places that are well-equipped with facilities and unique amenities are making

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Checking In

Our July issue, in good part, is about rising tides. Okay, that’s taking a bit of metaphorical license, but if you bear with me and turn to

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Short Takes

Museums & Attractions The National World War II Museum’s new complex, comprised of The Victory

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Site Scene

Alabama The 104-room Hilton Garden Inn Dothan opened in May. Guest rooms and suites offer

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Talking Tech

When the Internet took off in the mid-’90s it delivered a real curveball via its use as a business tool. Even as we saw it coming, few of us

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