Destinations

South Korea's rich cultural heritage enriches meeting experiences in the boardroom and beyond.

Meeting attendees can create their own version of the classic banana split dessert by combining jams, fruit and granola with three scoops of fresh Greek yogurt for an innovative breakfast.

“Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Spa will continue to carry the tradition of what the brand is all about—bringing the very best of the local culture to life through inspiring experiences for guests."

The Mob Museum is about to get even more interesting with the introduction of "Moe-Bot," an innovative robotic device that makes virtual tours of the museum possible from almost anywhere in the world.

Volcano Winery is known for its wines and teas that are created using local ingredients from the island.

Instead of doing away with payphones completely, the city is transforming its outdated phone booths into at least 7,500 planned hotspots that will offer fast and free Wi-Fi service.

Run down of the latest Greater Palm Springs developments for planners throughout 2016.

The following corporate retreats for 2016 offer a unique opportunity to pamper and invigorate teams—from wellness in the woods to lavish historic haunts.

This past March, the Myrtle Beach Sports Center opened its doors for the first time and with it the realm of possibility for sports event planners.

How one meeting planner seamlessly leveraged culture in Jamaica for a truly memorable and hyperlocal group experience.

"Beyond sightseeing around Cusco and visiting Machu Picchu, we take the experience to the next level, offering activities such as harvesting tours through local farms, picnics in the Sacred Valley, culinary seminars on property where attendees learn about native ingredients and how to cook local dishes directly from our chef."

Discover beer & body rituals at Prague's latest boutique.

Bygone era backdrops and activities on Mackinac Island inject meetings with a sense of occasion.

The largest St. Regis in the world has opened smack dab in the middle of Macau's Cotai Central, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.