New Resorts

Barcelo Maya Arena, the largest convention center and meetings inventory in Riviera Maya, will open this December alongside the new adults-only, all-inclusive Barcelo Maya Riviera. 

A new type of resort is coming to Las Vegas that meeting and incentive groups may find particularly appealing. The Majestic Las Vegas has received unanimous approval by the Clark County Commissioners, with construction scheduled to commence in May of 2020 with an early 2023 opening date.

The largest newly-built private waterfront hotel or resort in all the Keys has opened its doors with Isla Bella Beach Resort.

Colorado has some exciting new meetings digs now that the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center officially opened last month.

The 293-room NoMad opened in October, offering a certain level of sophistication, comfort and privacy on the top four floors of the massive Park MGM.

AMResorts announces new properties and renovation for 2019.

The $960 million MGM Springfield will officially make its debut on Aug. 24, attracting groups interested in combining meetings, gaming and a bit of history.

The Margaritaville brand continues to expand its “5 O’Clock Somewhere” state of mind, announcing several new properties and restaurants.

Just like every year in Dubai’s tourism and hospitality market, there’s almost too many property openings to count, so here’s a mix of five hotels and resorts that groups will want to check out.

Five international hotspots grab the attention of meeting planners in search of new hotels and fresh experiences for groups.

Costa Rica continues to attract groups for its adventurous spirit, with tree houses and waterfall hikes aplenty.

It's Austin's turn to dominate meetings & conventions. Here are five, turn-your-head reasons why.

Park City has a lot to offer planners with a spate of new openings and renovations and some intriguing meeting venues and activities thanks to the city’s Olympic heritage.

The Dominican Republic is in the midst of major growth as new hotels, convention centers and experiences attract US groups.