After securing $2.2 billion in financing, the much-anticipated luxury resort and casino destination is on target for a Q4 debut on the Las Vegas Strip.

From buzzing Las Vegas to the budding dining scene in Reno, the F&B landscape in Nevada is a treat for any meeting or event group.

Bring some desert adventure to your next meeting or event in Tucson, Albuquerque or Las Vegas with these thrilling ideas.

Jay Burress, president and CEO of Visit Anaheim, sat down with Meetings Today to talk about Anaheim’s journey to recovery, its exciting developments and how it’s becoming a destination for any group segment.

The best way to enjoy a view is from a high vantage point, and some of California’s most popular, and scenic, meetings destinations have added rooftops to their venue repertoire. Here are eight to consider. 

These California destinations continue to adapt to their changing environmental needs and keep sustainability at their core while welcoming groups to experience their natural wonders.

Striving for inclusive meetings where attendees feel welcome has long been a mission of many destinations in California. We explore what San Diego and Palm Springs are doing in this space.

Meetings Today touched base with executives from three California-based technology companies to ask why the Golden State is such a magnet for tech, and what makes their products relevant in the changing dynamics of meetings and events programs.

Tucson, Arizona, beckons groups with its wide-open landscapes, growing downtown and luxury resorts, but it’s also a pioneer in space and science. These venues show off why.

Newport Beach, an understated yet elegant SoCal standout on the Orange County coast, lays claim to being the largest recreational yacht harbor on the West Coast, but this boutique, unpretentious destination is much more than its iconic harbor, with land-based activities and even offsite opportunities that take flight in the offing.