The William Vale, which opened in July 2016, is banking on the rebirth of Brooklyn to draw business to its Williamsburg surrounds. General Manager Sebastien Maingourd discusses how the 183-room boutique hotel had adopted the feel of its vibrant neighborhood to attract visiting groups and locals alike.
Find more on the hotel here.
The founder of Red Velvet events says the events industry is behind the times when it comes to the RFP process.
Jennifer Cohen, author of “Badass Body Goals” shares five tips for healthy living on the road.
Vancouver is vying to be one of the greenest cities in the world, a huge plus for eco-minded planners, conferences and tourism.
These new hotels will make your events feel fresh in 2019 and beyond.
Netflix and Hulu documentaries demonstrate Fyre Festival’s superb social marketing efforts and poor planning.
Danielle Babilino rounds out her first year with Hard Rock International as its new senior vice president of global sales and marketing.
Wanderluster and Travel Channel star Samantha Brown shares her best tips on how to pack and travel smart.
No seasonal affective disorder for these Midwest cities, where meetings remain strong despite chilly temperatures like those seen this week.
Why is a meetings management policy not being readily adopted? Ben Hoeksma & Laura Konwinski tackle the issue here.
Wi-Fi fees are negotiable and there are ways to cut costs! Learn how to save money on your hotel event Wi-Fi.
As one of the oldest cities in the world, modern Jerusalem is rebranding itself as a high-tech destination and an attractive convention city.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to move into a high-level position, we hope you’ll find something here that inspires you to climb the corporate
Incorporating child care into corporate conferences is on the rise.
Gain valuable feedback, streamline your planning process and enhance the attendee experience by huddling up your team for a post-event debrief.
Cakes are restaking their claim on the dessert table with reflective glazes, innovative shapes and wild designs.
Meet Connect Corporate’s 2017 40 Under 40. This class of meeting architects is dreaming up a new future for corporate meetings and events.
