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Mexico City may have to do with runway additions at a nearby air base instead of a shiny new airport, as construction plans get scraped.
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Broadway actor and director Lin-Manuel Miranda did not throw away his shot to be part of a major tourism announcement involving his two homes—New York City and Puerto Rico.
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Results from the industry’s first joint study of the incentive travel industry found that budgets are increasing, but cost-management is a priority.
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Every experienced traveler knows nothing can ruin a trip or conference as fast as being sick and having to tough it out until you return home and visit your doctor. But it’s a dilemma Memorial Healthcare System and Newport Beachside Hotel & Resort in South Florida are partnering to help fix. Thanks to MemorialDOCNow, an…
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Brand USA says 172,000 international visitors will travel to the United States because of the DMO’s latest effort to boost sagging overseas tourism.
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As it flooded the Gulf Coast this week, Tropical Storm Gordon was a dramatic reminder that hurricane season is upon us once again.
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U.S. Travel Association and the CEOs of 13 hospitality companies met Tuesday at the White House with President Donald Trump.
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The only bodies on the beaches of Cancun, Mexico, are bronzing in the sun. That’s the reassuring message from security experts and tourism officials.
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An estimated 270,000 visitors are hunkered down in Hawaii at week’s end, experiencing or awaiting the onslaught of tempestuous seas, torrential rain and 110-mile-an-hour winds from Hurricane Lane.
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Event professionals are the elite forces of the road-warrior class. They jet from conference center to resort, executive retreat to office, performing advance reconnaissance, erecting trade-show camps where only concrete lay before, and generally bringing people together to solve problems and do business. As frequent—and valuable—as this travel can be, it comes with challenges. We asked Smart Meetings readers to share their secrets for hitting the ground running.
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