Four practical strategies to help meeting planners make a bigger impact via production and technology.

The 256-room W New York–Union Square embarked on a $100 million room-to-rooftop reinvention.

Indiana’s two largest cities welcome hundreds of groups each year to their convention centers. Indianapolis’ and Fort Wayne’s DMOs recommended 10 restaurants that cater to groups. 

Five best practices that consistently elevate destination-driven experiences at receptions and networking events.

Connected to the city’s recently upgraded convention center, the 600-room Sheraton Memphis is undergoing a $250 million redo that will see it rebranded as a Marriott. Here are the details.

A veteran convention-center executive details how facilities are changing with the times to create better attendee experiences.

How planners can make the most of off-season deals in Palm Springs, Tucson, and Scottsdale. 

Orlando’s Kitchen, Visit Orlando’s cookbook, is the first destination-wide item of its kind, aimed at telling the region’s story through unique recipes. 

Pending a final vote, Resorts World New York City near JFK Airport will expand beyond slot machines and video-gaming terminals to offer live table games. Future plans include becoming one of the largest hospitality complexes in New York City, with 2,000 hotel rooms plus a conference center.

There’s a fine line for DMOs to walk as they figure out how to balance AI with something technology can’t replicate: the human touch. Here’s how two DMOs—Visit Milwaukee and San Francisco Travel—are embracing AI and authentically reimagining their destination marketing efforts.