When it comes to meetings, Redding knows that what’s on the inside matters. With over 55,000 total square feet of meeting space and 2,500 hotel

Meetings Today’s Tyler Davidson talks with Thrive! Meetings & Events’

Meetings Today’s Tyler Davidson talks with Thrive! Meetings & Events’

Hotel Teatro is proud to be Denver’s Original Boutique Hotel, offering a one-of-a-kind experience to meeting planners and attendees. With over

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Meetings Today: Do you expect your budget to increase or decrease in 2019? Do you expect your attendance to increase or decrease in 2019?

Meetings Today: What sorts of things, in a professional sense, worry you about the meetings industry or the responsibilities of meeting

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Meetings Today: How do you think 2019 will shape up for the meetings industry? Where do you see costs (hotel,

Q.: What other trends are you seeing in the meetings world, such as changing attendee demographics (i.e., Millennials), or

Meetings Today: Do you find your attendees more frequently require accommodations to be made for dietary restrictions, and if so, what types

Drive-to meetings have become increasingly favored among attendees. From expensive airfare to the popularity of bleisure travel—mixing business

Meetings Today: Do you find that you had less leverage on room rates during the last year? What are hotels and facilities telling you when

Meetings Today: How important is Internet bandwidth to your programs (i.e., Wi-Fi), and do you think hotels are being more or less flexible

Meetings Today: Do you offer sustainable meetings components?Angie Silberhorn: No, not “green meetings,

Meetings Today: Do you have a security/disaster plan in place? And if not, are you or your organization exploring this? What

Meetings Today: Are you more optimistic, or less, about the meetings industry and the economy than a year ago? Why?

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Meetings Today: Are you incorporating more, or fewer, activities into your agenda? If so, what types of activities are being added or cut?