Exciting new developments, from the airport to the Merchant Building in historic North Market, are happening in Columbus.

Denver’s downtown is having a moment—and meeting planners are reaping the benefits. The revitalized 16th Street promenade stitches together a mile of pure attendee convenience: expanded outdoor dining patios, eye-catching public art, shopping, and quick access to cultural gems.

Cleveland sets the stage for intentional gatherings that inspire lasting connections.

Omaha offers the perfect backdrop for meetings that inspire purpose, foster connection, and spark gratitude. This centrally located city blends walkability, cultural depth, and warm Midwest hospitality, making it a destination that supports both productivity and personal connection.

The vibrant, rapidly growing South Bend and Mishawaka make for a meeting planner’s ideal destination.

As the home of North America’s largest innovation hub, Toronto gives meetings an edge by enabling them to tap into a close-knit community of entrepreneurs, creatives, and academics.

A blend of cultures, top-tier hotel and event facilities, and a modern infrastructure keep this Asian city at the top of planners’ lists.

Marina Bay Sands has already revolutionized the events industry. By 2031, the venue will make an even bigger impact with a new US$8 billion ultra-luxury development.

October in Cleveland, Ohio is a season that energizes both work and play.

When you meet in San Francisco, you can create attendee experiences that are sustainable, walkable, and unforgettable.

The latest findings from Destination Canada’s Legacy & Impact Study reveal how to turn meetings into catalysts for change.

If you’re looking for a destination that will surprise and delight attendees at your next meeting—while also making your work as a planner as smooth as can be—take a look at Columbus, Ohio.