An oft-cited statistic about the gender composition of the meetings and events industry cites that more than 80% of planners are female, which is
September 01, 2021
Iconic Texas Filming Destinations That Add Box Office Appeal to Meetings
Created in 1971 to support development of the Lone Star State film industry, the Texas Film Commission (TFC) celebrated its 50th anniversary this May
September 01, 2021
12 Major Changes Coming to the Meetings and Events Industry—And How to Prepare
We’ll excuse you if your head is spinning due to the massive disruption that’s impacted the meetings and events industry in the last two years.
September 01, 2021
Embrace Wellness as the Fall Meetings Calendar Unfolds
Fall can be perceived as a time both of great beauty and degeneration—a necessary process for renewal and a metaphor for the world today. Nature
August 31, 2021
Cvent on Future Skills for Meeting Professionals
The world of meeting and event planning has been changed dramatically since the COVID-19 pandemic made its unwelcome presence felt. But in truth, it’
August 31, 2021
Outdoor Escapes Along California’s Central Coast
In travel writing, it’s good practice to avoid likening one destination to another. Yet, comparatives are irresistibly associated with signature
August 31, 2021
New Asian Pacific Islander Meetings Industry Advocacy Group Launches
A spate of attacks on people of Asian Pacific Islander (API) descent in the U.S. has sounded the alarm for people of Asian descent involved with
August 31, 2021
Meet Dubuque, Iowa
With a little bit of this and a little bit of that, Dubuque, Iowa offers meetings and events large city amenities and services in a small city
August 30, 2021
DEI and the Hospitality Industry Are Dual Passions of Teneo's Gary Murakami
The hospitality industry is in Gary Murakami’s blood. Recently joining global sales organization
August 30, 2021
3 East Tennessee Properties for Small Corporate Retreats
Nashville often comes to mind when planners first think about buzzworthy locations to plan meetings and events in Tennessee. Though an incredible
August 30, 2021
Is Meetings Business Recovering Faster at Family-Friendly Resorts?
There was no facet of the events industry that COVID-19 left untouched, and that includes family-friendly meetings. Always an attendance booster,
August 27, 2021
On Demand Webinar - Must-Know Contract Clauses
Join Meetings Today and top meetings industry attorney, Joshua L. Grimes, Esq., principal of Grimes Law Offices, LLC, to discover key contract
August 26, 2021
San Diego Ups Its Meetings and Events Profile With Major Developments
While San Diego is typically lauded for boasting perhaps the most agreeable weather in the world—sort of a “Goldilocks” climate where sunny days are
August 25, 2021
Highlights From Meetings Today LIVE! West 2021 in Las Vegas
Meetings Today LIVE! West in Las Vegas brought together 63 meeting industry professionals—planners and suppliers—facilitating 638 one-on-
August 23, 2021
4 Venues Where Attendees Can Explore Nebraska Arts and Culture
From portraits of American Indians to internationally renowned wildlife paintings and a reassembled F-117 Nighthawk, there’s no shortage of arts and
August 20, 2021
New AC Hotel Orlando Downtown Is Making Waves
Recently I was invited to explore the 180-room AC Hotel
August 19, 2021
Living Fearlessly, Embracing Change and Celebrating Life
Season 2, Episode 8 Featured Guest: Megan Powers, Chief Strategist, Powers of Marketing How often do we
August 18, 2021
Stunning New Coastal Hotels in Bermuda, Thailand and Turks and Caicos
Stay up to date on the latest venue openings and property renovations, including these found around the world. Bermuda In May
August 17, 2021
6 Ways to Save on Hybrid Meeting Production Costs
No one can understate the effect the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the meetings and events industry. But outside of the massive disruption in the
August 17, 2021
Harley-Davidson Museum Revs Up for Expansion and Other Midwest Renovations
Stay up to date on the latest venue openings and property renovations, including these found in the Midwest. Illinois Formerly