All posts by Christine Loomis

It might be known as the Lone Star State, but Texas is home to multiple meeting-friendly cities that all play a starring role in the world of corporate and incentive travel.

Each year we ask CVB CEOs for their take on the state of the industry, their city and what the future holds.

Planners and attendees say it over and over again. One of the reasons Las Vegas is a perennially popular meeting destination is that it is forever evolving.

Orlando can handle massive events. But it’s also a top destination for intimate board meetings and top-tier incentive programs. Whatever the size of your meeting, the city is likely to have just what you need — and maybe some surprises.

Colorado has excellent airlift and easily accessible local transportation and hotels, restaurants and venues to meet every meeting planner’s needs.

Luxury resorts provide exactly what many companies want today — top-of-the-line security and absolute luxury where executives, VIPs and attendees can come and go and meet away from other groups

From Miami to Jacksonville and everywhere in between, Florida offers planners an enticing variety of meeting destinations to meet every need.

New York, Chicago, Las Vegas, Orlando — they’re all stellar meeting destinations with an abundance of attributes that give them Tier-1 status. But that doesn’t make them right for every meeting.

Even in the best of times, understanding how to increase registration is critical to successful meetings.

However you want to incorporate dining and entertainment into your meeting, whatever the size and makeup of your group, whatever meeting goals you have, Las Vegas will deliver — and then some.