Meeting and event planners see the light at the end of the tunnel, with in-person training and internal engagement leading the recovery,

Since launching virtual meetings company MeetingPlay in 2011, former Marriott global e-commerce expert Joe Schwinger has seen virtual meetings grow

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Fresh on the heels of Walt Disney World’s 50th anniversary celebrations

Big things are afoot in Anaheim, California—quite an assertion for a city that’s already home to Disneyland and the largest convention center on the

During a recent opportunity to present mindfulness training for events professionals at techsytalk

Planning meetings and events has become infinitely more complex in recent years, even before the global pandemic is factored in. Planners

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Meeting planners shared, and Charlotte listened. As the Queen City expands its restaurant and brewery scene, vast hotel and accommodations

Los Angeles Tourism announced that Los Angeles hosted its first city-wide

Hilton is expanding its Mexico all-inclusive portfolio. Meetings Today reached out to Hilton EVP & President, Americas Danny Hughes to

Stay up to date on the latest venue openings and property renovations, including these found in the South. Georgia  Atlanta is

While the meetings and events industry wrestles with an in-person comeback stuck in slow gear from the Delta variant and lingering labor shortages

As face-to-face meetings return and organizations get back to business, colleagues may be seeing one another for the first time in almost 19 months.

Stay up to date on the latest venue openings and property renovations, including these found in the Midwest. Illinois  Study

Logistically speaking, a hybrid event should be plural. In other words, a next-normal hybrid event is two events—one in-person event, one remote

Like many of its counterparts, downtown Kansas City felt the business impact of COVID-19 quickly, with cancellations coming in fast and furious

Following up on an earlier podcast in which the