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Fresh from a $34 million renovation, Grand Hyatt DFW has earned LEED certification for sustainability.

Grand Hyatt DFW Airport Earns LEED Certification

Fresh from a $34 million renovation, Grand Hyatt DFW is now LEED-certified for sustainability. Today’s meeting...

How AI is Disrupting Hospitality and the Workforce

From hotel automation to corporate layoffs, AI is changing the workforce and raising questions for hospitality and meetings.

MICE Trends 2027: 4 Priorities Planners Should Prepare For

BCD M&E’s 10th annual Meetings & Events Trends Report explores the key shifts shaping the industry and what planners need to know to prepare for the year ahead.

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Visit Denver Enhances Mile High 5 Incentive for 2027 Meetings

Denver’s Mile High 5 program offers meeting planners hotel concessions and airfare reimbursement for qualifying 2027 events.

Tropic Ocean Airways Adds Fort Lauderdale-Key West Flights

Tropic Ocean Airways will begin flights between Fort Lauderdale and Key West on Nov. 27, offering a new transportation option for executive groups and incentive programs.

Calgary Makes Its Case: Bigger Meetings, Better Value

Calgary is making a bigger play for meetings with expanded convention space, a $2 billion urban transformation, strong U.S. air access and budget-friendly value.
Fresh from a $34 million renovation, Grand Hyatt DFW has earned LEED certification for sustainability.

Grand Hyatt DFW Airport Earns LEED Certification

Fresh from a $34 million renovation, Grand Hyatt DFW is now LEED-certified for sustainability. Today’s meeting attendees care about sustainability. According to Cvent’s 2026 Global...

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Why Event Planners Are the Next Generation of Influencers

Event planners influence purchasing decisions across hospitality, design and lifestyle, creating new opportunities for brand partnerships.

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Sharpening Your Negotiating Skills
 
Budgets are tight, expectations are high, and planners are often being asked to do more with the same, or less, money. Negotiation can help bridge that gap, but it doesn’t have to mean playing hardball.