Dear Ashley, What ideas do you have to make our attendees more knowledgeable about and engaged in the destination

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The New Orleans area meetings and events industry gathered at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans March 30 to celebrate Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID

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In Hawaiian culture, a lei is never expected.“It’s always a gift, and it’s an adornment,” said Lahela Spencer, Hawaiian culture specialist at Hilton

Following Canada’s federal budget announcement March 28 and alongside the efforts of Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID) March 30, the Meetings Mean

Artificial intelligence (AI), automation and the hybrid

In some respect, the pandemic allowed the islands of Hawai'i to heal, as mass tourism came to a halt. The break only solidified the realization—long

At NYC & Company’s annual meeting March 28, President and CEO Fred Dixon announced the new name and brand identity of the DMO for the five

Walt Leger, president & CEO of New Orleans & Co., and Stephanie Turner, senior vice president convention sales and strategies for

Birmingham, Alabama, a city central

What do you consider a good first impression? A firm handshake and saying, “Nice to meet you,” or maybe an insightful conversation avoiding talk

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While millions know Coyote Peterson as the guy who gets stung and bitten by just about every animal under the sun in his YouTube hit Brave

A simple concept originated in Europe: “default veg,” the idea of making plant-based food and drinks the default option while giving diners the

The luxury 582-room Terranea Resort on the Palos Verdes Peninsula named longtime hospitality industry veteran Troy Wood as its new director of sales

Surprising is the first word that comes to mind after touring Columbus, Ohio, through the lens of a meetings and events planner. Surprising that this

Since 1980, New York State’s Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP) has recognized organizations and individuals that protect

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