St. Louis is well-positioned for continued growth. The city opened a new 72,000-square-foot exhibit hall at America’s Center and was selected to host MPI’s World Education Congress (WEC) in 2025 and the ASAE Annual Meeting & Exposition in 2032.

With wellness becoming a regular part of many meetings and increasingly important to all travelers, here are five ways the City of Fountains is prioritizing healthy convening and implementing big changes just in time for one of the biggest sporting events in the world.

To get the most out of your next meeting or event in Missouri, check out these arts and culture venues that will provide the perfect backdrop for your next offsite gathering.  

From K.C. barbeque to cocktails and nachos, these are the best Kansas City and San Francisco-themed foods for your Super Bowl party. 

Sports successes like the NFL Draft and being selected as a 2026 FIFA World Cup Host city are putting Kansas City on a global stage, while infrastructure improvements are boosting the meetings experience. See how this city is set up for continued group success.

Missouri’s biggest cities, Kansas City and St. Louis, are full of storied hotels that have been meticulously preserved and transformed into enchanting properties with the modern amenities present-day attendees crave.

Kansas City is on the ascent, ready to add a new terminal at Kansas City International Airport and a groundbreaking riverfront soccer stadium, expanding its streetcar line and drawing two major sports events that will increase the destination’s profile on the national, and world, stage.

Work is officially underway for St. Louis’ highly anticipated expansion of the America’s Center Convention Complex expansion project. 

Bringing the family along to your meeting in Missouri? Packing an agenda a few days before or after the program that will appeal to kids of all ages is easy in Missouri locales like Branson, St. Louis and Kansas City.

Despite the Delta curveball, downtown Kansas City remains bustling, with both leisure and business tourism chugging along. Here’s why it’s poised for recovery.