Incentive Destination Cuba Slammed
The Trump administration has re-designated Cuba as a “state sponsor of terrorism,” hitting the country with new sanctions certain to restrict President-elect Joe Biden’s promise to renew relations with the communist-governed island
First Group to Meet at The Cove
The Cove at Atlantis Paradise Island will be reopening on February 11, 2021 after being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and will be hosting its first group immediately.
IMEX Frankfurt Canceled
Once again, IMEX Group has been forced to cancel, citing its global footprint, with exhibitors coming from 150 countries.
Dawn Penfold on Meetingjobs
Meetingjobs Founder Dawn Penfold spoke to Prevue about her recent merger with Cadre and the future of jobs in meetings.
TAMS Grows to 2,500 Members
The first society of business travel and meeting industry professionals, TAMS is a community poised to make a difference and able to disrupt in a way that current industry associations can not.
Hotels Offer COVID Testing
This trend of hotels offering testing has its roots in high-end individual travel and isolated resort destinations such as the Maldives—essentially creating "bubble resorts."
Incentive Outlook for 2022: 5 Key Trends
The incentive outlook for 2022, including merchandise, gift cards and incentive travel, is one of economic optimism, according to a new IRF Outlook Study.
Casandra Matej to Head Up Visit Orlando
Casandra Matej has been hired as the new president and chief executive officer of Visit Orlando.
COVID Tests & Singapore Air
Singapore Airlines has started trials on a new digital health verification process related to COVID-19 tests and vaccinations.
Vaccine Opens Way for Meetings
A Zoom call with The Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau's Chief Health Advisor shed some light on when meetings might return to normal.
Incentive Travel Industry Index Positive
Don't throw those shades away: The future of incentive travel looks bright, according to the 2020 Incentive Travel Industry Index.
COVID Aid Bill
Industry insiders report that a long-delayed COVID aid package is close to being cemented. This package will help businesses hit hard by the pandemic, including the travel and meetings industry.
Farewell, 2020!
Unlike John Oliver in his last show of the season, we won't be blowing anything up here at Prevue—but we certainly want to say good riddance to 2020.
Sonesta Takes Off
All eyes are on Sonesta, which has added more than 100 properties across the country, growing its portfolio by 350 percent.
