New York

Being home to one of the most famous cities in the world, it’s no secret that New York State holds a major draw for meetings, events and conventions thanks to the might of New York City. Attendees from all over the world revel at the chance to experience the sights and sounds of the Big Apple, and it has the venues to accommodate, from the Javits Center—which hosts more than 170 events per year—to its unique museums, restaurants and more.

Don’t overlook the rest of New York State though, which can offer groups just as much. Venture to Lake Placid, a two-time host of the winter Olympics with a LEED Gold-certified conference center, or to Rochester on Lake Ontario, which is the gateway to the Finger Lakes Region and has a dynamic culinary and arts culture of its own.

Discover more possibilities in New York by reading the articles below.

5 Unique Event Venues in New York State

From Cooperstown’s historic Otesaga Resort Hotel to the Olympic Center in Lake Placid, site of a prime solar eclipse viewing party, surprising events take place year-round at these select venues from the Empire State. 

Washington, D.C.'s New Luxury Hotel and More Eastern Property News

The first new luxury hotel to open on Capitol Hill since 1984, The Royal Sonesta Washington, DC Capitol Hill, officially started welcoming guests in early September and offers a modern and elevated hospitality experience that starts when visitors enter its light-filled 10-story atrium.

Montreal's New Marriott and More Eastern Property News

Marriott Bonvoy’s Tribute Portfolio made its brand debut in Montreal with the opening of HONEYROSE Hotel, Montreal, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel located in the city’s Le Quartier des Spectacles. The property takes guests back in time through vintage, Art Deco-inspired design elements that evoke an earlier era, while the core of the hotel’s design nods to honey as “a symbolic evocation of a golden gift from nature” and rose, “a French flower that signifies passion and love.”

3 New NYC Hotels and a Splashy D.C. Entrant

After the need to pause on developments in some of the East’s busiest cities during the pandemic, guests can now take advantage of both new and upgraded properties in the region.