Tag: Dallas

With walkable districts, 1000+ restaurants, world class shopping, and a lively nightlife scene, Plano is the perfect destination for any meeting.

The Washington, D.C.–based Live Events Coalition recently staged three dramatic scenes with more to come to illustrate the staggering losses to the events industry. Events were held in NYC’s Times Square, D.C.’s National Mall, and in Dallas.

VisitDallas and the Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District are collaborating to become the first destination to receive Global Biorisk Advisory Council STAR accreditation.

“Our goal is to create a live experience, rich in education and connection, that people feel comfortable about attending in person, while we stay intensely focused on the duty of care of delivering a safe, secure and healthy environment—as well as also offering a high-quality streaming option for those who want to attend virtually.”

New York, Chicago, and Las Vegas are the top North American markets that meeting planners intend to use in the next two years, according to STR‘s 2019 DestinationMAP, a comprehensive study of meeting planners and the meetings market in North America.

At the art-centric restaurant and rooftop at CANVAS Hotel Dallas there’s a creative F&B option ideal for after-meetings small group gatherings: the Mood Menu.

Bold and brilliant, Omni Dallas Hotel can give recognition your brand craves–in lights.

Planners have told us that our hotel’s ability to act as a destination within itself, complete with 80,000-sf fitness center, resort pool complex and international art collection, alleviates their need to look elsewhere for activities and experiences.

e know what Texan parties feel like. We string outdoor lights, hire a country guitar duo and set fresh sage linens with signature Texas floral inside and out. Our chefs set up their grills for the finest rib eye steaks and redfish on the half shell. Everything from the food presentation to the friendly service gives a unique nod to Texas and groups love it.

"We’re excited for Thompson to inject new life into downtown Dallas, San Antonio and Houston."