Tag: Green Meetings
Carbon Offsets: The Basics
Carbon offsets are a way to balance the negative impact of a meeting on the community in which it is held. Though conferences and events...
The World’s First Cannabis-Themed Hotels Open Next Year
The first of eight planned cannabis hotels will debut next year with the opening of the Coachill Inn Resort, in Desert Hot Springs, Calif.
Hospitality’s Most Ethical Companies Revealed
This year’s list of “The World’s Most Ethical Companies” by the Ethisphere Institute recognized 128 businesses in 21 countries and 50 industries.
Sustainable Actions That Enhance Green Meetings
As green meetings become the standard, there are always new ways to incorporate sustainability that some planners have yet to consider.
Singapore Proves It: A Green City is a City of the Future
Connecting like-minded attendees is a cornerstone of meetings and incentives in Singapore that adds an aura of inclusivity from the get-go.
Green Meetings: 5 Tips for Greening Your Supply Chain
5 tips from the sustainable meeting experts at Meet Green for making sure your suppliers have established practices around green meetings—and follow yours as well.
MGM Resorts Combats Hunger With Latest Initiative
MGM Resorts International will help groups give back to the Southern Nevada community with the launch of a new standardized program created to fight hunger.
Attendees Experience a Confluence of Creativity in Raleigh
Like the Appalachian trail before it, the Mountains-to-Sea Trail has been made by hand, a reflection of the cultural sensibility of today’s Raleighites.
Hilton’s Meet With Purpose Puts Customers First
From puppy cuddling to yoga and yogurt breakfasts, Hilton's Meet With Purpose incorporates ]wellness into meetings and events.
See How 2 US Cities Are ‘Greening’ Up Meetings & Incentives
If it hasn’t happened already, requests for event sustainability metrics may soon be the norm.
3 Ways Georgetown, Texas Encourages Groups to Be Active
Groups can take a historic downtown walking tour to learn about some of the Victorian architecture that makes up Georgetown Square.
One Resort Sets Green Standards Throughout the Dominican Republic
Forty years ago, today’s concept of sustainable development did not yet exist, but this didn’t stop the Puntacana Resort & Club from building a reserve that is considered a model for sustainability by today’s standards.
A Green Carpet Rolls Out to Meet Vancouver Attendees
Forget the red carpet. A green carpet rolls out to meet Vancouver attendees.
Colorful Puffs & Critters Highlight the Javits Center’s Sustainable Space
A cam positioned on the 7-acre green roof of the Javits Center speaks to the eye-catching draw of the space to both wildlife and potential visitors.