All posts by Christine Loomis

The Caribbean is an incredibly diverse and expansive destination comprised of some 32 countries and more than 7,000 individual islands spread across more than 1 million square miles.

With its abundance of new restaurants, hotels and venues, Colorado is one of the nation’s healthiest, economically strong and most desirable states.

Some planners may think Nevada has just one meetings destination. But there’s more to the state than its most famous city. Reno is also an excellent meetings destination, and like Las Vegas, Reno has more to offer groups and associations than gaming alone.

Atlantic City is a destination in forward motion. Rebuilding, rebranding and renovating are key elements of the city’s dynamic change, and though much has already been accomplished, there is still more to come.

Is the meetings industry setting itself up for a catastrophic cyber incident in the near future?

Learn why educating planners on what they need to know about site selection has changed and how things might evolve in the near future.

In the aftermath of the 2017 hurricane season, here’s an update on the islands that are up and running and those that are still working their way back.

California is nearly 164,000 square miles, the third largest state in the union is a glorious mix of ocean, desert, dramatic rock formations, imposing peaks, sublime sandy beaches, wild lands and singular cities.

Louisianans love to celebrate — food, culture, irreverence, Fat Tuesday, blues, jazz, Cajun accordion riffs, marching down the street at any opportunity and life itself.

Many articles have been written about the value of golf as a business tool. Certainly it provides several hours of networking between shots and facilitates face time between people in different departments or at different levels within a company.