Travel
When you’re traveling for business, a conference or meetings, it’s important to find time away to relax. Here are some suggestions for entertainment, dining, drinking, socializing — just having a good time.
Detroit Reinventing Itself While Sticking Close to Motor City Roots
Detroit vs. Everybody has helped define the Motor City since Tommey Walker Jr. started printing it on T-shirts in 2012. It made sense, considering the city has made headlines for its population decline, bankruptcy, and the struggles of the U.S. auto industry. But now Detroit has a lot less to be defensive about.
Latin America Comes Alive at Livery in Indianapolis
Looking to spice up your visit to Indy? Livery, situated less than a 15-minute drive from the famed Monument Circle and just a block off of Massachusetts Avenue, offers the flavors of Latin America in this Midwestern city.
For $14,500, Sri Lanka Resort Serves This Dessert — with Jewel
If you’re traveling to Sri Lanka and want a dessert with a little sparkle, we have just the treat from the Fortress Resort and Spa . But it may be too rich for the average sweet tooth.
10 Things to Do Up, Down, and Around Pittsburgh
Here’s what not to miss in Pittsburgh.
Cheers to … Louisville’s Fun Garage Bar, Restaurant in East Market District
The funky, fun Garage Bar and restaurant in downtown Louisville’s NuLu neighborhood, or East Market District, is housed in a former auto service station just a five-minute drive and 20-minute walk from the Kentucky International Convention Center.
What Are the World’s 100 Best Cities?
Resonance Consultancy’s 2019 rankings are based on a wide variety of factors, a number of which impact site selection for events.
Another Way to Look at ‘Sustainable Tourism’
A Tourism Ireland event at Lotte New York Palace Hotel in Manhattan reinforced the value of tourism to economies and societies.
Atlantic City Is Dealt a Fresh Hand
After years of struggles, Atlantic City’s future looks bright and sparkly with the opening of two new hotels.
Seattle Brews the Perfect Blend: Visitors and Locals
For the first time in 40 years, Seattle’s Pike Place Market is growing — not just in square footage, but also in expanded opportunities for local businesses.