How would one describe Knoxville, Tennessee? Well, let’s see… There’s “Marble City,” a reference to the Tennessee limestone that’s been used in some of the most famous building the America, such as the Lincoln Memorial and New York’s Grand Central Station. There’s "Cradle of Country Music."…
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Just a few years ago, it was hard to imagine associating Detroit with words like innovation, or transformation, or modernism. Yes, those phrases encapsulated the spirit of ‘Motor City,’ the birthplace of the American auto industry, or ‘Motown,’ were Berry Gordy introduced legendary artists such…
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Editor’s Note: Each quarter, ALHI Insider expands its destination coverage with reports from four cities primed for hosting meetings and events. In this installment, learn how Detroit and St. Louis are investing in infrastructure to make their Midwest destinations even more appealing to meeting…
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Why Copenhagen Copenhagen is recognized as the second most livable city in the world behind Vienna. Copenhagen has a thriving dining scene, boasting an impressive 16 Michelin starred restaurants. The city center is less than 15 minutes via metro from Copenhagen Airport. What’s New…
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Why St. Louis The city is accessible by more than 500 flights daily, including nearly 70 non-stop destinations, and four major interstates meet in St. Louis. St. Louis has a thriving dining scene, boasting more than 1,000 independent restaurants. More than 140 city parks to get outside…
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Why Los Cabos & the Pacific Coast of Mexico 300 days of sunshine a year. 30 direct flights from the U.S. on major airlines like Delta and more. Though the official currency is the Mexican peso, American dollars are widely accepted. What’s New in Los Cabos & the Pacific Coast of…
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Why Bermuda? Temperate, sub-tropical climate year-round. Direct flights are just 90 minutes from New York, and two to three hours from other major East Coast cities like Philadelphia, Atlanta, Boston and Miami. The island is just 21 square miles, with most points of interest within 20…
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Why Dubai 190 global destinations can be reached through Dubai’s two airports. Dubai is a top meetings destination in the Middle East and Africa. The city is dedicated to sustainability with a mission to source 100% of its energy from clean resources by 2050. Dubai is a global hub for…
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Why Colorado Springs? An average of 300 days of sunshine annually 70 miles south of Denver Six airlines fly into Colorado Springs Airport (COS), and since it’s smaller than Denver International Airport, travelers find shorter security lines, less wait times and quicker access to all that…
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Editor's note: This story, which originally published Aug 29, 2021, has been updated. Why San Diego? Average year-round temperature of a comfortable 72°F. A hotbed of innovation, education and cultural exploration, San Diego has been nicknamed “America’s Brightest City.” More than 8,000…
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