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“Combined with Istanbul’s historic venues, palaces, museums, bazaars, cisterns, design venues and more, [the city] offers meeting planners a variety of remarkable options to create truly outstanding events."

A walk down memory lane to the tune of John Lennon’s “Imagine” and a friendly staff that seemed to genuinely enjoy taking care of their guests. This hallmarked our introduction to Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana, which along with its plethora of rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia, dazzles in meeting and incentive possibilities.

Adventurous Groups Meet Panama's Unexpected Side via Panama’s unique and sometimes overlooked cultural experiences.

"With air transportation costs taking an ever-increasing bite out of program budgets, those Caribbean islands with the best air lift tend to capture the majority of the group incentive business."

"We make something out of frozen water, and after a few months, it melts back to its former state, rejoining the river from where it came.”

A surprisingly lively vibe characterized the atmosphere on Holland America’s MS Maasdam during my recent sail on the week long Canada-New England itinerary.

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...

Darren Green, senior VP of sales for the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board, discusses LA's downtown renaissance.

At the Michelin-starred Blue Bay, Chef Marcel Ravin can be found out on the floor chatting it up with diners.

The American Society for Association Executives (ASAE) rolled into Detroit last month to find a city in the midst of a restoration that is worthy of its storied 314-year history of innovation.

The small village of Southbridge in Massachusetts—once the optical capital of the world— is an excellent vantage point from which groups can explore authentic American history.

“The pincho experience, [chiquiteo], goes beyond food—it’s about friendship, getting together and sharing a conversation."

The Dominican Republic reported its fifth consecutive year of growth in the tourism sector this year, capping off 2014 with 5.1 million visitors—450,000 being new tourists to the island.

Discovering the Crossroads between food, culture & history in Puerto Rico.