Collaborating with the major healthcare institutions in the area, Destination Cleveland unveiled an initiative committed to the health and safety of visitors.

Despite a tumultuous year, Louisville’s Metropolitan Statistical Area is adding significantly to its hotel stock with 6,000 new rooms proposed, coming soon, or added in the past 18 months.

Meetings changed forever in 2020 when physical safety and cleanliness became central to all events. Experience Columbus is committed to ensuring that safety also includes eradicating social injustice and racism. In June, Experience Columbus Vice President of Sales Dan Williams and 20 Black CVB executives issued an open letter to the industry that called for

Austin has a lot of notable developments in store for 2021, starting with sponsoring leadership speaker Daron Roberts and a battle of the DJs at PCMA’s Convening Leaders.

Hitting the reset button has created a massive opportunity for a much-needed do-over, something the city of Tampa Bay understands. Tampanians know that the third-largest city in Florida (after Miami and Jacksonville) is prepared to safely create new memories during this most trying time.

What Phoenix is widely known for — incomparable weather, proximity to nature, and an array of museums and attractions — is no secret. There’s also a myriad of other qualities that make the most populous capital city in the United States an ideal location for special events, whether it’s an intimate group or a larger delegation.

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in billions in cumulative losses for the U.S. travel economy. While cities across the country have meeting restrictions and limits, Des Moines has methodically and safely re-opened.

High-tech filtration systems, a new broadcasting studio, and a citywide focus on visitor health and safety are among the changes.

Visit Lauderdale and tech partner Everlast Productions are is readying the destination for the future of meetings by investing resources and energy into developing new digital technologies.

The Texas city’s more than 42,000 hotel rooms and LEED Gold-certified Austin Convention Center have instituted new health and safety protocol to ensure visitor safety.

Columbus looks to the future with a new hotel, a hotel expansion, and new entertainment and dining offerings — without losing that helpful, homey feel.

The new Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City, on schedule to open in 2022, is the “final missing piece” to give event strategists and their attendees everything they need.