Hot ‘new’ destinations for meetings and conventions are few and far between.

Orlando was founded in 1875, almost 100 years before the first theme park arrived.

Texas is diverse in every sense of the word, and when it comes to hotels and convention centers, the state offers everything planners need to make any size meeting a success.

Our neighbors in Canada have long been associated with ‘all things nature.’

Everywhere in Las Vegas are tongue-in-cheek exhortations for attendees to “speak easy.” There’s The Mob Museum, which functions upstairs exactly as its name suggests — an exhibit space for the emblems of 1920s crime — and downstairs as an immersive exhibit coupled with a distillery and hidden bar, The Underground.

While best known for the picturesque Grand Canyon, Arizona has plenty of amazing sites to see, including Saguaro National Park and Sedona and Antelope Canyon, and that’s a big draw for attendance at meetings and conventions in Arizona.

Atlantic City just keeps getting better. It’s long been a preferred destination for East Coast corporate events and meetings and with new additions and/or upgrades to a slew of hotels, the convention center and the city itself, Atlantic City continues to meet and exceed the needs of planners and groups. When it comes to entertainment and dining options in particular, Atlantic City shines.

Our southernmost states arc around the northern beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. From Texas in the west to Florida on the Gulf’s east side, these states offer sun, sand, waves, cities, islands, picturesque towns and a collection of resorts that provide a balmy, idyllic setting for business and pleasure.

There are plenty of activities for attendees in Southern California. Hot-air ballooning is just one example. Courtesy of Visit Temecula Valley Leisure travel is a top trend this year. As more business trips combine business with leisure, meeting planners and companies are looking to destinations that are capable of providing both. No destination does it […]

Nashville had 15.2 million attendees in conferences and meetings last year. Courtesy of Jacqueline Marko PRA Nashville and PRA Louisvill Planners need no introduction to Music City. Nashville’s reputation as a premier meeting destination extends across the globe. While country music put Nashville on the map, today the city’s music scene covers many genres — […]