I just got a call from someone who knows the chef/owner of Milan, the restaurant we ate at last weekend during our trip to North Adams, Mass. Somehow, she heard about my mentioning the restaurant on face2face, and wanted to give me Milan's Web...

As I'm sure you've read or heard elsewhere, the U.S. population is growing more obese. Which makes me wonder how this impacts meetings. Airline seats are not designed for the "fluffy" among us, that's for sure. Are hotels making their chairs and...

The conferencing trend in India is toward injecting some fun into those "stressful meetings with sessions of analysis and targets," according to this article in fe Business Traveller...

This article in Wired is a must-read for North American planners who have Asian and American attendees, or who hold meetings in Asia...

Do you feel exhausted after a flight? You're not alone—The Onion has a cute little satiric take on jet lag here that's pretty funny.

Chief Marketer's survey on what makes a meeting worth going to is out. The results aren't too surprising...

That's what Harris Interactive asked in recent survey. While half the respondents said there's something they'd be willing to pay more to get while at a hotel, they didn't seem to want any one thing too badly. The winner was better Internet access...

Great idea from the Mesa, Ariz., police dept.—the Crime Free Hotel/Motel Program Turns Hotel Workers into Crime-fighters (from Hotel Online). A snip...

It's such a cliche in the meetings business, yet still true, that most of the best learning takes place outside the general sessions and breakouts. You know, the hallway track, where people meet and spark up some amazing conversations. Internet...