North America

In Raleigh's iconic industrial-chic Warehouse District every venue has a storied past that is sure to welcome and inspire meetings groups.

The hotel introduces a new restaurant concept — Station Kitchen & Cocktails — which is created to offer attendees and locals an engaging social experience.

With 71 miles of shoreline around the largest alpine lake in the US there is much to inspire North Lake Tahoe meetings.

Ancient petroglyphs, fascinating cultures, world-famous museums, cuisine and art. Albuquerque thrills at every turn.

The majority of the Florida Keys hotels will be back in business this year. And when it comes to the Keys' multifaceted nature, here are a few group experiences that speak to the old adage, the proof is in the pudding.

“Tasked with suggesting a rejuvenating break activity during a lengthy conference, our catering manager coordinated a mid-meeting yoga session to bring energy and excitement to event attendees, followed by healthy, locally sourced snacks prior to resuming the conference.”

Quebec City is a UNESCO World Heritage site where centuries-old architecture mixes with modern culture and structures.

Slated to open in fall, 2021, Florida International University is adding a conference center and hotel designed to serve businesses and the school.

At the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa, attendees can participate in the Hui Ho’ala, a Hawaiian ceremony dedicated to the renewal of the mind, body and spirit.

Incentives travel has been disrupted by the pandemic, but destinations and resorts in the Southeast U.S. are adapting to the new realities.

Orlando's Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) highlights a $605 million campus improvement plan that will bring new meeting and exhibit space.

ttendees will enter their room and be able to join their personal, secure network, which will then prompt them with a Cast Button.

Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, part of Curio Collection by Hilton, a new meetings hotel, is scheduled to open on January 15.

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