Dallas is barreling ahead with a game-changing $2 billion convention center project that will also create a whole new entertainment district in the heart of the city, allowing the destination to accommodate a much larger set of convention clients. 

Depicting the stories of people, communities and the Texas experience, these compelling indoor and outdoor works offer captivating tour and scavenger hunt opportunities for groups.

South Texas destinations blend unique tastes and flavors with history and human stories that will enhance the group experience.

Plano, Texas, offers plenty for groups who want to have a little F&B fun after the day’s meetings are done. These five offsite venues fit the bill and then some.

Nashville is on a tear when it comes to new hotel and event facility development, but its dining scene is equally on fire.

New developments and efforts in corporate social responsibility bring meetings in New Orleans to the future, while its rich history and culture remain.

The Dallas Metroplex city of Plano is definitely on the ascent as a meetings destination, with four major entertainment districts, upscale shopping opportunities, unique dining and vibrant nightlife options, and top golf courses on tap only 30 minutes from Dallas.

Groups that want to venture outside of their meeting hotels have a number of fun options in Columbia, South Carolina, which offers a friendly, small-town feel with plenty of fun amenities.

Austin and the nearby scenic Hill Country offer the venues and charm for memorable events. We explore new options in the region, plus tried-and-true venues groups that keep groups coming back.