Bites & Sites
New Guest Rooms at Rosen Centre Make It Easy to Stay Connected
The renovated guest rooms are not only functional, simple, and high-tech, but receiving rave reviews from planners.
Proof That Your Event Can Win the Battle Against Room Block Poachers
If you’ve given up hope of defending your housing block, a recent legal decision offers a light at the end of the tunnel — and a legislative proposal in Congress could make suing poachers easier in the future.
Three CVBs That are Breaking the Mold for their Destinations
As the competition for events business heats up, some CVBs are reinventing the way they aim to connect with new clients.
Another Kind of Singapore Sling
Celebrating the Year of the Dog, Singapore-style, as the city-state leans into the human stories behind its success.
Rosen Shingle Creek Offers Versatile Space for Experiential Events
The property has more than half a million square feet of possibilities.
Miami Expands its Event Offerings as Destination Grows
The city is seeing a lot of exciting upgrades in 2018.
How Four UNESCO Creative Cities Attract Business Events
When a destination is named a UNESCO Creative City, it’s usually because of its cultural assets. Does that also help attract business events? Four different Creative Cities think so.
Is Your F&B Offering Instagrammable Enough?
Plan your events with a few photo-ready moments in mind.
Marriott After the Merger
A little more than a year after Marriott acquired Starwood, head sales & marketing executive Steve Heitzner talks to Convene about how the deal has worked out for the gigantic hotel company’s meetings business.
Innovative Meeting Space: Music City Green Room
Listen to some live music, fight your hangover, or have a Bloody Mary — all in the Green Room.
A People-Pleasing Green Airport
The executive director of the Indianapolis Airport Authority was invited to tell the world how the airport became a leader in sustainable and clean-energy initiatives.
Small Destinations: Where You’d Least Expect Big Events
Rapid City, South Dakota. Paducah, Kentucky. Adelaide, Australia. They’re not big names on the international-meetings circuit — but their unique knowledge economies recently helped them attract premier global events.