The Restoration Hotel Carefully Curates Southern Charm
Attendees can embrace history by renting a classic car such as a 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible.
Groups Experience Transformational Travel on Turtle Island
One property that recently underwent a renovation and rebranded itself as a transformational travel destination is Turtle Island in Fiji.
Exotic Yet Familiar Meetings In the USVI
The USVI commissioner of tourism, Beverly Nicholson Doty, was in Fort Lauderdale last week to promote the destination to meeting planners in Florida.
4 Culinary Adventures for Groups Visiting the US Virgin Islands
Experience all the flavors of the US Virgin Islands by choosing St. Thomas or St. Croix for your next meeting or event.
New Convention Center Puts Spotlight on Meetings in Albany
Meetings in Albany are firmly on the map with the opening of the new Albany Capital Center just steps from the New York State Capitol.
Must-See South Korea
With its royal palaces, centuries-old Buddhist temples and traditional hanok villages, it’s not hard for groups coming to South Korea to quickly soak up the country’s vibrant culture. But this isn't the whole shebang.
Explore Vegas Beyond Gaming in These 3 Adventures
A treasure trove of cultural, artsy and adrenaline-filled experiences await groups beyond Vegas’ gaming scene.
Turn Your Event Into a Comic Book With These 5 Ideas
Patty Jenkins just became the highest grossing female director in Hollywood history for “Wonder Woman.” And you can jump on the bandwagon.
The “Year of Literary Heroes” is Underway in Britain (and What This Means for...
The “Year of Literary Heroes” is underway in Britain in recognition of the country's most treasured writers.
San Antonio’s River Walk Gets Even More Appealing to Planners
See how San Antonio's River Walk is getting even more appealing to planners.
3 Great Ideas from the Top Summer Festivals
Summer festival organizers know how to build a passionately loyal following. Here are some ideas from three top events.
Spain’s Camino de Santiago Inspires Meaning & Magic Among Groups
The eight main pilgrimage routes of Camino de Santiago cut across the country like arteries, pumping seekers into the UNESCO World Heritage city of Santiago de Compostela and its cathedral where the remains of St. James the apostle are purportedly held.
Explore Chengdu, China
Groups can take a local ferry to see the Leshan Giant Buddha, part of the Mount Amei Scenic Area that’s been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996.
Rotary International Picks Korea
The Rotary International Convention held last year in Seoul, South Korea, almost broke the record for highest attendance in the group’s 100-year history.
