Former Meetings Today editor and longtime meetings industry trade journalist Maria Lenhart has co-written a new book that delves into the deep history and fascinating personalities associated with the Cape Cod, Massachusetts, region.

New York City is a star on the global sports stage, so it’s game on for group tours, outings and events—and opportunities to give back.

Visit Atlantic City President & CEO Larry Sieg announced he will retire from the DMO at the end of 2024, ushering in a replacement with a long history representing the South Jersey coastal gaming destination.

Sitting 70 miles west of Philadelphia, Lancaster City is a growing center with a distinct urban feel and big-city amenities, including Pennsylvania’s second-busiest Amtrak station and 90,000 square feet of space at Lancaster County Convention Center.

Pittsburgh is a major city composed of districts and neighborhoods that ride the rollercoaster of an ingenious system of roads and bridges and hold many discoveries within. New projects on the horizon continue to make the destination a welcoming and accessible win for groups.

Learn how some of Quebec’s most prominent destinations are focusing on sustainability and how it affects meetings and events planned in the region.  

Leaders in New Jersey’s key markets detail the remarkable success of sporting events, and potential for all events, in the state.

Despite its intimate-island size, Prince Edward Island packs a mighty punch—especially for meetings groups looking for a welcoming, authentic coastal community.

This compact, walkable historic center in Rhode Island is the proverbial small package loaded with good offerings for leisure and business visitors alike.   

Here are examples of how East Coast gaming destinations invest for food and beverage success—future talent included—to stay ahead.