Kansas City is on the ascent, ready to add a new terminal at Kansas City International Airport and a groundbreaking riverfront soccer stadium, expanding its streetcar line and drawing two major sports events that will increase the destination’s profile on the national, and world, stage.

Cleveland and Columbus—two of Ohio’s main meetings and conventions destinations—are welcoming groups back at a quickening speed with new developments.  

From meetings and events venues in 100-year-old buildings to flexible convention centers to terraces overlooking historic architectural structures, Wisconsin has it all and more to entice and spark new conversations and ideas through the inspirational effects of art.

Bringing your next meeting to Nebraska? These activities in Lincoln, Omaha and Kearney go beyond traditional icebreaking sessions.

As the 14th largest city in the country and fastest-growing in the Midwest, Columbus, Ohio, offers opportunities allowing for unique, personalized and distinct experiences tailored to everyone visiting with an open mind.

Renee McKenney, a 33-year hospitality industry veteran who has worked in a variety of verticals, will lead all regional tourism efforts on behalf of the Tulsa Regional Chamber as well as oversee all operations for Visit Tulsa, Tulsa CVB, Tulsa Sports Commission and the Tulsa Office of Film, Music, Arts & Culture.

More events are choosing Detroit as their destination. We explore the reasons why.

Take advantage of these new Mid America hotel openings and renovations in preparing and planning for your next meeting. 

Attending Marriott’s Meet with Momentum Chicago event shows Meetings Today Content Developer Taylor Smith her hometown from an entirely new perspective.

Enhance your next meeting at one of these casino hotels in MidAmerica that have renovated their spaces.