Scare up Halloween fun at these haunts—if you dare
October 24, 2022
Stately Southern manors and gnarled oak branches dripping with Spanish moss seem to lend themselves to creepy tales—particularly at HalloweenOctober 24, 2022
Stately Southern manors and gnarled oak branches dripping with Spanish moss seem to lend themselves to creepy tales—particularly at HalloweenOctober 14, 2022
Here’s a roundup of some of the new and refreshed Southern properties that are dressed to impress.October 14, 2022
When I was a child, my family often vacationed at state parks. I recall rustic cabins and dingy, shared bathhouses that usually required a trek through the woods with my dad holding a flashlight—and my hand.
Today, state parks offer a whole new world of modern and comfortable accommodations, including …
September 26, 2022
Kimpton Hotel Fontenot, the 202-room hotel located inNew Orleans’ Central Business District, has appointed Samuel Peery as executive chef.September 21, 2022
Savor the flavor of these Southern belles whose opulence is equally matched by their welcoming spirit.September 19, 2022
The South has some of the country’s finest cities, both large and mid-size. Here’s a selection of mighty metros that are ready to welcome meetings and events in a big way.September 15, 2022
The meeting and event industry leaves a huge carbon footprint, and more and more planners, clients, and attendees are saying environmental stewardship is becoming a higher priority.September 14, 2022
Call it a comeback. Sports events are rebounding, some at higher than pre-pandemic numbers.July 19, 2022
With prices rising, concerns over social distancing lingering, and competition for space increasing, smaller markets are having their moment. In fact, these attractive options deserve more than a moment. Making them mainstays on the list of potential meeting and event destinations offers attendees the opportunity to explore new places, experience …
July 15, 2022
Medical and pharmaceutical organizations are returning to in-person conferences after two years of virtual and hybrid events, and for the industry, it’s a welcome change.