The only annual citywide in Colorado Springs—the Space Foundation’s Space Symposium—leverages the venues, military intellectual capital and more, showcasing the potential for big meetings in the city.
West Hollywood pairs its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere with nontraditional meeting venues, Michelin-caliber F&B and exceptional live music and entertainment options for group events you won’t soon forget.
With endless opportunities for entertainment, camaraderie and fun, here are five offsite activities in Myrtle Beach that will get your group excited about your next meeting in South Carolina.
Following three decades on the Las Vegas Strip, The Mirage Hotel & Casino is closing its doors this July and will begin work on transitioning to a Hard Rock property, complete with a guitar-shaped hotel tower.
From food and wine tours to friendly competition on the courts and super-immersive arts experiences, explore five teambuilding ideas for your next trip to Portland.
This compact, walkable historic center in Rhode Island is the proverbial small package loaded with good offerings for leisure and business visitors alike.
Just 15 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, desert oasis Scottsdale is often touted for its high-end properties, wellness offerings and plentiful golf courses, and the destination continues to build on this reputation.
Known for their opulence, historic hotels and celebrity residences, Palm Beach, Florida and the Treasure Coast are the quintessential go-to destinations for meeting professionals who want to dazzle their attendees.
Take advantage of Orange County, California’s location, history and innovation by hosting your next event at one of these unique venues, from a reimagined citrus packing warehouse to exclusive oceanfront clubhouses and more.
