Food + Drink

Reinterpreted Asian food is gaining in popularity, mainly because of the healthy options that come with lots of Asian staple dishes.

There's something about South Africa that seeps into your soul.

Forget wine, beer or whiskey tastings. Gin and tonic craft cocktails are feverishly taking over Barcelona.

Foodies attending Catersource’s Art of Catering Food conference Aug. 9 to 12 got a taste of Salt Lake City’s rising food and beverage scene.

"Every night of the week, the city hums with live music—live theatre, symphony performances and other entertainment fill the evening hours.”

Built on the grounds of the 16th century San Agustin Convent, the hotel offers a combination of historic tours and ancient ceremonies mixed with contemporary cooking lessons and photography workshops.

An unforgettable, off-the-beaten-path epicurean experience awaits groups in Portland.

There are five signature restaurants for the ultimate dining experience brought to you by world-class chefs Bobby Flay, Wolfgang Puck, Stephen Kalt and Michael Schulson, along with The Water Club’s Culinary Lifestyle Consultant Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian.

At The Royal Hawaiian, A Luxury Collection Resort, some of the same signature dishes available at Azure Restaurant are being incorporated into a new Azure Banquets Menu that can be served to larger groups.

Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Fairmont Scottsdale Princess: Grab a beer from the beer donkey or beverage burro that can play host at events held at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. The live donkey (or burro in Spanish) holds a...

“We wanted to develop programming that allows groups to experience the destination as its ancestors did and as some locals still do, making them feel like they are a part of it and not just spectators.”

Groups can take their party to the next level in the Chicago Athletic Association hotel’s second-floor Game Room, complete with built-in bocce and billiard and shuffleboard tables.

A round-up of innovative event spaces and experiential meetings ideas ranging from traditional tea ceremonies and Korean theater at the Madang Gardens at the Gyeongwonjae Ambassador Hotel, South Korea, to Amsterdam's historic and painstakingly renovated Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands.

Meeting planners can organize their attendees to dine in people’s homes in more than 150 cities around the world.