Already a haven of cool venues, “Hotlanta” has heated up even more as a meetings hub with the infusion of several new and recent group-

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Northern Virginia has a bit of a split personality. While it may technically be considered part of the Southern U.S., with much of that traditional

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The Alliant Energy Center, a complex featuring four versatile venues for

Tory Miller, James Beard Foundation’s 2012 award recipient for Best Chef-Midwest and executive chef at Madison’s L’Etoile and Graze

Groups gathering in Madison, a city well equipped for meetings business, won’t run out of things to do when business has concluded.

 Join Meetings Focus and top meetings industry educator and planner Joan Eisenstodt, along with a panel of planners representing the beginning,

 Join Meetings Focus and top meetings industry educator and planner Joan Eisenstodt, along with a panel of planners representing the beginning,

Caesars Entertainment Operating Company (CEOC), a subsidiary of Caesars Entertainment that owns and operates many of the properties in the Caesars

ANAHEIM, Calif.The robust Anaheim Convention Center (ACC) and its surrounding

Morgans Hospitality named Michael Pace new general manager of the CLIFT Hotel San Francisco. He brings more than 20 years of international

DETROITThe Detroit Marriott at the

WASHINGTON, D.C./CLEVELANDThe Republican National Committee has selected July 18-21 as the official dates for the 2016 Republican National Convention

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Costa Rica’s capital and largest city may be San Jose, but a large percentage of groups headed to this Central American hot spot spend their

Costa Rica has spent years honing its image as a haven for nature lovers. For meeting and incentive planners, this Central American nation’s

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Among Connecticut’s historical distinctions is the first known cookbook written by an American for Americans. Published in Hartford in 1796,

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