Management

No Reservations: Rapid growth in the Native American casino market
A shortlist of the Indian casinos most likely to become the next big meetings destination
By Sara J. Welch, Successful Meetings
Mouth for Sale: Saucy Sisters, wine enthusiasts
Barbara Nowak and Beverly Wichman know wine and how to incorporate it into teambuilding activities.
By Kinley Levack, Successful Meetings
Union Official Strikes At Hoteliers: On the record with John Wilhelm
John Wilhelm, president of the hospitality industry union Unite HERE, discusses hotel contracts
By Rayna Katz
Side Dishes: Hotel Employees as Unique and Inexpensive Speaker Options
Here are three staffers with sidelines interesting enough to add flavor to any meeting
By Kinley Levack, Successful Meetings
Side Dishes: Hotel Employees as Unique and Inexpensive Speaker Options - 2006-03-24
Here are three staffers with sidelines interesting enough to add flavor to any meeting
By Kinley Levack, Successful Meetings
Baseball Team Sues Baltimore Over Hotel Construction
Baltimore -- The Orioles baseball team has sued the city over construction of a publicly financed hotel, claiming the city has blocked access to the main entrance of the team's home stadium, Camden...
Amex: Air Fares Down Last Year, Hotel Rates Up
New York -- Average domestic air fares continued their downward trend last year while domestic hotel rates continued to climb, American Express reported yesterday.
Bruce Harris, Upon Retirement, Looks at Industry Changes
Bruce Harris retired this month as president of Conferon Global Services (CGS), one of the country's largest meeting-planning firms.
The Magnificent Seven: The Industry's Most Valuable Players for 2006
If you could plan a meeting using the best planners and suppliers in the biz, here's who you'd choose
By Sara J. Welch, Successful Meetings
The Border Beckons: A new survey of international meeting planners reveals a turnaround in full swing
Our survey reveals that U.S. groups have begun to meet overseas again
By Vincent Alonzo
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