Renowned urban historian Dr. Ricardo Romo, a former president of the University of Texas, recognized Joel Salcido as “one of the few seasoned Latino photo-journalist commentators of life on the Texas-Mexico Borderlands.”
Since 1981, photographer Al Rendón has collaborated with Visit San Antonio and other local organizations on promoting the city to convention groups and visitors, including serving on local tourism-related boards.
From the newly expanded Savannah Convention Center to new hotels and outdoor spaces, the current investment wave in “Hostess City” is a home run for play and business.
Now in her 32nd year as executive director of Visit Irving, Maura Gast shares with Senior Contributor Jeff Heilman her perspective on the cinema of it all in this “highlight reel.”
Reflecting on “the greatest job opportunity ever,” Texas food critic icon Patricia Sharpe dishes on her era-defining career with Meetings Today Senior Contributor Jeff Heilman.
Lindsey Brown, co-founder of the Southern Smoke Foundation, a national crisis relief organization for food and beverage workers, is supporting those impacted by the Texas Hill Country floods and beyond.
With the brand-new BullStreet District, a decade-long development that is bringing in a neighborhood with amenities that rival downtown, Columbia, South Carolina, is a city on the rise in a region that is one of the fastest in the U.S.
While Kentucky is known far and wide as the capital of bourbon and thoroughbred horse racing, the state offers much more for the meetings and conventions world.
Asheville, a quaint historic enclave known for its mountain music, craft beer and arts scene, is firmly back in business one year after Hurricane Helene.
