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“The Show’s Return Marked Another Step Toward Normalcy”

With gatherings such as the Atlanta Home Show, the Cobb Galleria Centre is not only demonstrating excellence in hosting safe in-person events, but also in clearly and strategically communicating that message.

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Virginia Meetings: “Coastal Distancing”

Norfolk and Virginia Beach enjoyed strong leisure interest during the height of the pandemic while preparing for the return of meetings and conventions.
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Tampa Events: A Proactive Approach

After hosting the Super Bowl and a variety of relocated events, Tampa has shown how a destination can safely survive and thrive during a pandemic.
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Mountain Meetings: “Let’s Do Something Positive”

Through creativity, outdoor opportunities and renovation and expansion, two popular Colorado resorts prepare for the future while keeping business going.
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What’s New, Interesting and Awesome for Groups in New York City

It cannot be denied that New York City has experienced impressive growth in its meeting and event offerings over the past few years.
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St. Louis Stays Busy (and Safe) with Events During the Pandemic

St. Louis has kept its massive America’s Center open throughout the pandemic, with more than 125 days of event activity and 40,000 attendees.
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Texas Wins Big with Safe In-person Events

From football bowl games to the “Super Bowl of rodeos,” Texas cities Arlington and Fort Worth host safe in-person events.
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Florida Meetings: Let the Sun Shine

New and promising developments and approaches that will benefit groups meeting in Florida.
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Science and Creativity: Safe In-Person Events in Texas

A variety of recent in-person events in Texas have proven that gathering safely is possible with time, adherence to growing safety protocols and an innovative mindset.
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Forging the Path for Future Events with Small, Safe Gatherings

Louisiana cities are hosting some outdoor gatherings and small, responsible hybrid events while enhancing safety plans and preparing for an events industry comeback.