The Biden Administration lifted a pre-departure COVID-19 testing requirement for all inbound air travelers to the U.S., effective June 12. “

South Carolina’s Wild Dunes Resort named Nico Scherman as its general manager, a role that oversees the day-to-day operations of the 1,600-acre

Group dining options are as prodigious and varied as the Garden State’s powerhouse agricultural and food industries. From local treasures in Atlantic

MPI unveiled five credentialing initiatives to increase hospitality standards in the meetings and events world, including several aimed at higher

MPI’s launch of an Emerging Meeting Professional (EMP) certification could help prime the meetings and events industry pipeline with people just

Sheraton Dallas named Brad Barbour its new director of event management.  Bringing over 30 years of hospitality experience to his new role,

Grand Geneva Resort & Spa named Eric Grimm its new resort manager.  The move to Wisconsin to manage the resort is full circle for Grimm,

LUMA Hotel San Francisco, which will be the first hotel to set up shop in the city’s Mission Bay neighborhood when it debuts in June 2022, announced

Held on April 29th, the ribbon-cutting for the new $375 million Moody Center at the University of Texas at Austin (UT) featured an exuberant address

When Lauri Pastrone, founder and CEO of Peace by Piece International, first had the idea to start a not-

Meetings industry veteran Maura Gast, executive director of Visit Irving Texas

Outdoor meetings have gained popularity in the last few years as a safe way to gather during a global pandemic, but even prior to COVID-19, health,

In the lead-up to our Meetings Today LIVE! Hawai‘i program in late April, we reached out to Ross Birch, executive director of the Island of Hawai‘i

It’s true that some chefs rule their kitchens with the unbending resolve of a “by-the-book” law enforcement officer, but chef Kieran Fleming, his

While we’ve all been challenged by being “remote” over the past couple years—especially in our work lives—in an ironic way, going remote can now mean

In the crossfire hurricane of the pandemic

The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

Casinos come and go, but among the 265,000-plus people that make Vegas sing, many have worked here for decades. Like entertainer Wayne Newton, who

Italy Hilton’s Conrad Chia Laguna Sardinia, marking the luxury brand’s debut in Italy, has opened.  The property is located in a prime

“Who knew that paradise looked like this?” said Mick Jagger exuberantly to the crowd during last November’s sold-out Rolling Stones concert at