Instead of Earth Day, we’re extending the annual holiday to encompass an entire week, highlighting how planners and the hospitality industry have created more opportunities to be more eco-friendly and sustainable.
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Instead of Earth Day, we’re extending the annual holiday to encompass an entire week, highlighting how planners and the hospitality industry have created more opportunities to be more eco-friendly and sustainable.
Mohegan Sun, the premier entertainment location on the East Coast is also the destination of choice for meetings and conventions. Situated along the Thames River in Southeastern Connecticut, Mohegan Sun is home to 1,600 hotel rooms, 2 spas, over 90 shops, restaurants and bars, and much more! Mohegan Sun delivers unmatched services and space that…
Flexible meeting spaces create a great venue for groups. The Ocean Center features an exhibit hall, arena, ballroom and over 32 meeting rooms. Our unique architecture style, mouth-watering cuisine and superior service will ensure your next meeting to be a resounding success.
Aside from the pharmaceutical sector, perhaps, no other industry is as highly regulated as financial services and insurance. While the regulatory changes are often aimed at protecting consumers, they can have a ripple effect in operations within these firms—including their meetings and incentives.
For decades, industry surveys have shown that the quality of food and beverage at events is one of the top elements that drive attendee satisfaction. Most planners glean this simply from the reactions they observe and the comments they hear from attendees during each event’s meals and refreshment breaks.
With a convenient location just minutes away from Las Vegas’ McCarran International Airport, major convention centers, and top entertainment stadiums, Tropicana Las Vegas – a DoubleTree by Hilton provides a luxurious yet affordable group experience on the Las Vegas Strip.
Organizers of the MomoCon Convention—a popular games, animation, and comics convention—hold their annual event not in Los Angeles or Las Vegas, but in Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center, third-largest convention center in the United States.
