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.
Not long ago I read an article on ICF Next regarding conscientious collaboration and the need for the travel and tourism industry to embrace a more inclusive mindset.
Hyatt has been awarded the operation of the 800-room Grand Hyatt Miami Beach, opening in 2023.
Hilton has partnered with Resorts World Las Vegas to bring its luxury resort and casino to the Las Vegas Strip in summer 2021.
One of the tallest properties in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood at 39 floors and 430 feet high, the Renaissance New York Chelsea Hotel offers the highest rooftop pool in the city and a charmingly verdant feel.
Slated to open in March 2020, the four-star JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort & Spa is steps from Walt Disney World and 30 minutes from Orlando International Airport.
Two years after closing to repair property damage from Hurricane Irma, the $90 million transformation of The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach is complete.
A hotel designed for those who “thirst for new experiences,” Hotel Distil is opening soon and accepting reservations.
Opening in spring 2018, the Denver hotel will have its own microbrewery and is adjacent to a food market.