Consider enveloping your groups in a mind-bending immersive experience offered by these events industry leaders as they wade back into the in-person meeting environment.

See how the NFL Draft was staged from the eyes of their top meeting planner as well as CEMA meeting professionals who were brought in by Caesars Entertainment for a Study Tour.

San Francisco recently welcomed its first large event at Moscone Center since the onset of the pandemic when more than 16,000 attendees met in person March 21-25 for the 36th Game Developers Conference.

Meeting planners and suppliers met at The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort and visited other top properties on the Island of Hawai'i for Meetings Today LIVE! Hawaii.

Raleigh, North Carolina, is experiencing a boom that is attracting young tech workers to a region that is already flush with top universities and leading health and life sciences companies, and its event spaces are keeping up with the challenge. 

The Southeast is ripe for beach meetings, especially in Florida and the Carolinas, with some resorts offering private beach access for everything from cocktail receptions to teambuilding.

MPI used Global Meetings Industry Day as a platform to announce upcoming destinations for its World Education Congress (WEC) event through 2026.

Los Angeles's major sports facilities have had marquee billing lately due to events such as the Super Bowl and World Series. See how your groups can tap into the buzz by holding an event at these state-of-the-art stadiums.

Irving, Texas, packs a lot of punch in a compact package that combines upscale accommodations with a sizable convention center and an electric entertainment district, all within a walkable core in its master-planned Las Colinas development.

South Carolina’s Hilton Head Island is a world unto itself when it comes to meetings destinations, with six full-service resorts, 12 miles of pristine beaches available for teambuilding or just relaxing off-session, 32 golf courses and a variety of activity and tour options that delve deep into the area’s fascinating Lowcountry and Gullah cultures.