Phoenix helps meeting planners prioritize wellness during their programs, with a deep network of luxurious spas, plentiful open-air venues and many opportunities for outdoor movement.
Lorne Edwards, chief sales officer for Visit Phoenix, checks in with Danielle LeBreck about the rapid growth in Phoenix, especially in the technology sector. Learn how this expansion brings big potential for meetings and conventions.
Situated on a 300-acre tropical oasis encompassing 15% of the entirety of Aventura, Florida, JW Marriott Miami Turnberry & Spa is perhaps equally known for its expansive space and venues as much as its culture of accessible luxury and enriching experiences.
In Huntsville, Alabama, we've got space for your next meeting, and we invite you to experience our unique spaces, including first-class facilities, out-of-this-world attractions and much more.
Immerse yourself in the dynamic landscape of Dallas, where the hospitality industry is undergoing a thrilling transformation for business travel. From hotel projects to culinary delights, explore the city's dynamic offerings for group activities and events.
With a dedicated wing housing 55,000 square feet of event spaces, there’s always room for your group to succeed at Lansdowne Resort—even at the last minute. We have the spaces and setups to fit your function to perfection in our award-winning Northern Virginia conference hotel.
In the heart of Orlando’s convention district, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Orlando At SeaWorld is the meeting planner’s professional partnership for groups and events of all styles and sizes. Learn more about what it can offer groups!
Nestled along the scenic Mid-Atlantic coast, Ocean City isn't just a vacationer's paradise; it's also the ideal destination for organizations seeking an unforgettable setting for their next meeting or event.
Dubbed "Championship Valley," Phoenix is on a hot streak in attracting major sporting events and conventions. We explore how Phoenix has established itself as a leading destination for mega events.
