Meetings & Incentives Blog

Don’t say it’s “opening soon.” Instead, 1 Hotel Nashville is “sprouting” in the Athens of the South this fall!

As the country begins to slowly open up, we’re looking ahead at some hot hotel properties arriving in 2021. One of them is Aman’s latest urban sanctuary, Aman New York, aiming for a 2021 open.

Is your passport feeling neglected? Well, self-described “super boutique” The Londoner just might be the answer.

Now that pandemic travel restrictions are beginning to ease, the September 6, 2021, opening of this London, England, discovery seems incredibly well-timed.

As the country opens up for summer travel, we’re looking ahead to some noteworthy hotel properties arriving in 2021. One of them is a newly renovated Hotel del Coronado, aiming for rolling reopens beginning this summer.

The return of supersonic transport? Electric flying taxis? In this decade?

It’s more likely than you think.

As the country begins to slowly open up, we’re looking ahead at some hot hotel properties arriving in 2021. One of them is a newly renovated Turtle Bay Resort, aiming for a July 2021 reopen. 

You may have heard through the grapevine that the Wine Country has a reputation as a place of indulgence and tranquility. As such, it’s not easy for a new resort to stand out amongst Calistoga’s historic hot springs and sweeping foothill vineyards.

But that’s exactly what the Four Seasons brand is about to do. Coming to you in mid-2021: Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley.

For over a year, the big question on all meeting planners’ minds has been how best to ensure the health of all attendees at their events. These best practices are likely here to stay, and that’s a good thing, both for planners covering all aspects of an event and for attendees receiving assurance that they’re going to be taken care of.

But what about the health of a bigger participant that many don’t think about? One that’s everywhere, but we don’t see all of – or talk much about?

Earlier this month, Northstar Meetings Group issued its latest PULSE Survey gauging how many meeting planners had in-person events on the books sometime this year. Their findings might shock you.

It's a trick, right? Are they just saying that to preserve ticket sales, no matter the risk?