Stay up to date on the latest venue openings and property renovations, including these found in the West.

California is set to allow gatherings of up to 5,000 people indoors and 10,000 outdoors without significant health and safety precautions. Following is the situation on the ground in three major California meetings and conventions destinations, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Sacramento.

Las Vegas is back in the large in-person convention business big time, with Informa Markets’ World of Concrete leading the way. Its June 8-10 convention serves as the first major event at the $1 billion West Hall expansion of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Virgin Hotels Las Vegas opened this March and brings with it over 1,500 guest rooms and the first tribal gaming operator in Las Vegas. Learn more about this property and its meetings and conventions potential. 

Colorado Springs is certainly blessed with spectacular scenery and top resorts, but a number of new tourism and meetings developments is really raising its profile.

Key leaders in the Las Vegas meeting scene share their stories of decisively managing through COVID-19 uncertainty. 

Vaccination rates will be the key benchmark for easing travel restrictions to the State of Hawai‘i.

Post-pandemic, groups will discover a new physical landscape with an impressive new set of offerings in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas newcomer Allegiant Stadium isn’t just an exciting venue for football, but for special offsite events, too. Get all of the details on this stadium’s hosting capabilities.

Things are picking back up in California’s Inland Empire—which includes Ontario, Riverside and Temecula Valley—and some planners might need a reintroduction to the area. Here’s why groups should book this hidden gem of a destination.