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Las Vegas leans in to the luxe and the luck with a slew of glam, posh and extravagant options for corporate groups, even as its history continues to inspire.

Corporations are committed to environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives, and many have become vocal about the social stances they choose to take.

Most meeting planners only began venturing into the virtual after March. But some hardy pioneers have been paving the way for years…

For planners and attendees alike, Florida is a glittering jewel with delightful destinations and amazing amusements. With numerous options for activities from sunny beaches to natural wonders to tantalizing theme parks, it’s no wonder the ‘Sunshine State’ remains a top spot for hosting any type of event. ORLANDO IS A POPULAR CHOICE No discussion of […]

Everywhere in Las Vegas are tongue-in-cheek exhortations for attendees to “speak easy.” There’s The Mob Museum, which functions upstairs exactly as its name suggests — an exhibit space for the emblems of 1920s crime — and downstairs as an immersive exhibit coupled with a distillery and hidden bar, The Underground.

e had to change from Mounties — [they’re] not sexy enough,” says Chantal Sturk-Nadeau, executive director, Business Events Canada, says of Canada’s image.

As above, so below? Not so. The dark stuffiness of the casino experience — where there are no windows or clocks — makes it easy for planners to forget two of Atlantic City’s most persistent realities: its abundance of waterways, and its myriad venues for offering spectacular views thereof.

Some planners who see their annual events rapidly growing are finding it’s worth stepping it up a bit.

“There’s practically no part of the event space that we aren’t considering how to digitize.”

“When a crisis strikes an event, it is the meeting planner who is expected to know what to do.”