Destinations

"Tech companies see us as a great incubator. The university is a great source of employment and a new medical school will also be a great source for testing out medical products—the tech industry is embracing that as well.”

If you’re looking to foster networking and team building, experiences involving high-quality spirited cocktails are the way to go.

Attendees can hop in a French 2 CV car and cruise through the Pays d’Auge area, visiting villages such as Calvados along the way to enjoy the quintessential pastoral landscapes of Normandy with orchards in the backdrop.

Attendees will especially enjoy the spider monkeys climbing around the property.

Other artsy perks at The Johnson hotel include in-house art libraries and a dedicated art channel for attendees to check out.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has announced economy class flash fares to Nairobi, flying from New York, Boston, Washington DC, Houston, Los Angeles and Seattle.

"For an authentic Caribbean experience, you can buy out a beach bar such as Johnno’s and have your DMC set up beach chairs, a volleyball net, snorkel equipment and beach games on what would otherwise be a deserted beach."

Groups of more than 15 attendees can save 15 percent on meeting room rentals at the Omni Berkshire Place and selected AV items including LCD package, screen support, internet wireless, POLYCOM and phone line.

Tech companies continue to raise the meetings and events industry bar, with DJs spinning contemporary beats, eclectic venues providing artsy backdrops and artisanal F&B menus becoming industry standard now. The Tableau Software event in Seattle last May was no exception.

A confluence for innovation, art and history, DC woos groups at every turn with little effort.

Spacious, open-air decks with expansive vistas and a major campus for academic conferences are among the exciting new venues for meetings.

Prevue got the opportunity to visit San Diego ahead of the 2024 PCMA Convening Leaders conference to get the intel on the city’s offerings.

The state of Madhya Pradesh—known locally as "The Heart of India" and globally as the setting for “The Jungle Book”—is innovating meetings design by reimagining its heritage.

Three capsule suites comprise the skylodge—each of which is a transparent hanging bedroom at the top of a 1,200-foot mountain with a 300-degree view of the Sacred Valley.