Johnalee Johnston
Gulf-to-Table Is a Mindset on Florida’s Emerald Coast
Some say eating fish on Florida’s Emerald Coast is like tasting fish for the first time.
Secret Speakeasies to Spooky Midnight Strolls in Savannah
Savannah's culinary flair has hit the fan, enticing visitors to dive into the city's storied (and spooky) past drink in hand.
Rome Flips the Switch on Its ‘Freshness Over Fuss’ Culinary Scene
A city of world-renowned art, architecture and a whole lot of historic pizzazz. It's no wonder the Eternal City was listed as a top meetings destination by Cvent this year.
Crowdsourcing Kindness with Marriott International
Blazing new paths of innovation by mobilizing a diverse band of co-creators has developed into somewhat of a superpower.
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.
5 Tips for Meeting Planners By Meeting Planners
Every month, ConventionPlanit.com holds an incentive-driven contest for meeting planners that results in valid tips for other planners.
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.
Q&A: Small- & Large-scale Planning + New Planner Perks at Club Med Resorts
Whether small- or large-scale personalization or new planner perks, Michelle Lardizabal, VP of sales, USA, for Club Med Resorts gave us the scoop.
Meeting Design Tips for Silencing the “Deniers”
Green meetings are on the rise, the verdict is still out on whether they, and other global sustainability initiatives, can help catch the rising tides.
When There’s No Pretending That the Client is Right…or Are They?
There are more than a few holes in the old adage that “the customer is always right.”
One Resort Sets Green Standards Throughout the Dominican Republic
Forty years ago, today’s concept of sustainable development did not yet exist, but this didn’t stop the Puntacana Resort & Club from building a reserve that is considered a model for sustainability by today’s standards.
Tiptoe Through the Orchids & Other Quito To-Dos
Settling into the local life has become a sought-after luxury for attendees, and Norma Bock, meeting industry director for the Quito Tourism Board, says this culturally rich destination in the Andes is happy to deliver.
