From a meeting planner’s perspective, Kansas has it all. From rodeos to music to food festivals, the state serves up a slice of classic Americana, combining its rugged cowboy culture with the urban energy of some of the biggest cities in the Midwest.
Considered a hidden treasure for many Midwesterners, North Dakota is a spectacular combination of diverse wildlife, wide-open prairies, urban landscapes and an abundance of outdoor activities.
Iowa is making a name for itself throughout the meeting and event industry … And rightfully so. Some of the largest U.S. cities are located in America’s heartland and offer great options for meetings.
From the tranquil shores of Lake Michigan to the roar of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to the state’s vibrant art scenes, Indiana offers a wealth of amenities that delight both meeting and event attendees.
The Events Industry Council (EIC) recently announced a new strategic partnership with Oak View Group to further sustainability initiatives.
Throughout Michigan, you can find accommodations that offer both meeting amenities and entertainment options that are enticing to attendees.
There’s always something new to do in Ohio — from trendy restaurants and breweries to innovative entertainment concepts like axe throwing and upscale gaming arcades.
Wisconsin offers a plethora of splendid spots complete with accoutrements that surprise and delight at every turn.
Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID), set for Thursday, April 11, is an international day of advocacy that seeks to showcase the “undeniable value that business meetings, trade shows, incentive travel, exhibitions, conferences and conventions bring to people, businesses and communities.” Learn about easy ways to engage in the event here.
Meeting Professionals International (MPI) recently released its Q1 2024 Meetings Outlook Report, a highly anticipated guide for forecasting for the year.