Join Meetings Focus; David Kliman, president of The Kliman Group; Robin Lokerman, group president of MCI Group; and Laura d’Elsa, regional

WASHINGTON, D.C.Fairmont Washington, D.C., Georgetown's General Manager, Shane Krige

NEW YORKRiverside Developers announced the topping out of The William Vale, one of

PORTLAND, MAINEFollowing its May 2015 opening, The Press Hotel, a member of

Although the relationship between the U.S. and Cuba is undergoing what may be a fundamental transformation, travel by the majority of U.S. citizens

Meeting and incentive planners should be realistic about service levels and infrastructure in Cuba, says Scott Andrews, president of Houston-based

No doubt about it, Cuba offers plenty to fill an enticing travel brochure, along with the “forbidden fruit” mystique of visiting a Cold

Most planners have recognized local CVBs as crucial resources and partners when it comes to forging successful affairs. With their endless reservoir

“I detect lots of fear and intimidation when groups see all the ropes, equipment and where they’ll be climbing,” says Jay Foley,

Whether you’re looking for soft adventure or a spine-tingling, in-your-face experience, you’ll find it in the deserts of the American

LAS VEGASThe fifth edition of IMEX America, held Oct. 13-15 at the Sands Expo and

Meetings Mean Business Coalition, U.S. Travel Association's meetings advocacy initiative, partnered earlier this year with Skift, a travel industry

BOSTONBoston Park Plaza announced the appointment of David Berkoski as national

With regional meetings on the upswing, gas prices dropping and air service to smaller airports on the decline, a variety of forces are aligning to

Green Meeting Industry Council (GMIC), the worldwide association dedicated to the spread of

LAS VEGAS/ORLANDOVisit Orlando announced at IMEX America that it will launch a new

Positive economic trends combined with the global expansion of companies will drive continued growth for the meetings industry in 2016, according to

The U.S. Census Bureau made it official a few weeks ago: Millennials, or America’s youth born between 1982 and 2000, now outnumber Baby Boomers