5 International Hot Spots Get Even Hotter With a Range of New Hotels
Five international hotspots grab the attention of meeting planners in search of new hotels and fresh experiences for groups.
5 Meeting Venues that Prove the Costa Rica Hype Is Real
Costa Rica continues to attract groups for its adventurous spirit, with tree houses and waterfall hikes aplenty.
New International Convention Center Increases Yucatan’s Meeting Demand
The Mexican state of Yucatan should be on your radar, with the opening of the Yucatan International Convention Center in Merida.
Buenos Aires Debuts LEED-Certified Convention Center
The Buenos Aires Expo and Convention Center opened in Recoleta, a centralized neighborhood that gives attendees access to popular museums and attractions in Argentina’s capital city.
Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville Expands to Costa Rica & Missouri
Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville empire continues to expand with a rebranding of two resorts in Missouri and Costa Rica—both of which cater to groups.
The Birthplace of the Theory of Evolution Inspires Teams to Evolve, Too
In the Galapagos Islands, the birthplace of the theory of evolution inspires teams to evolve, too.
Bespoke is Big Business for Barcelo & Melia
Barcelo Hotel Group and Melia Hotels & Resorts have made significant investments in brand restructures that will deliver even more options to planners.
Marriott Celebrates Latin America with Latest Promotion
Groups booking the 168 participating hotels throughout the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America will be eligible for the booking promotion this fall.
Meeting Planners Eye Panama as Convention Centers Develop
Panama is rapidly entering the meetings market with the new Amador Convention Center opening in Panama City.
Crowne Plaza Transforms Its Brand
Crowne Plaza's new Plaza Workspaces are flexible lobby-based meeting areas for solo workers or groups of up to 10 people.
5 Reasons to Meet in Buenos Aires—Now
A city with a thriving cultural life and rich artistic heritage, Buenos Aires is the first partner to take on the Art Basel Cities initiative.
Metropolitan Convention Center to Put Quito, Ecuador on Meetings Map
While Quito already attracts international visitors as the first city to be named a World Heritage Cultural Site by UNESCO in 1978, this new convention center will help put Quito more on the meetings map.
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.
Experiences Over Things Marks New Direction for Barcelo Hotel Group
A new focus on culture and tradition ensures there is no shortage of authentic cultural experiences to be had with Barcelo Hotels & Resorts.
