Why Morocco The Kingdom of Morocco serves as the host country for the annual meetings of both the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund. Long-standing traditions effortlessly blend with modern day luxuries. Casablanca is Morocco’s largest city and its economic capital. The…
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Why Kona Average year-round tropical temperatures of 77 degrees Fahrenheit. Ample opportunities to immerse your guests in the island’s rich heritage. More than 40 gateway cities in the U.S. and internationally fly non-stop to Hawai’i year-round. Inter-island flights are quick and easy…
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Why Palm Springs More than 300 days of sunshine annually. More than 100 golf courses on which to play a round. A dozen airlines fly into Palm Springs International Airport, with direct flights from 32 destinations and connections to more than 500 destinations worldwide. What’s New in…
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Why Savannah Named one of the South’s Best Cities by Southern Living, one of the U.S.’ Friendliest Cities by Condé Nast Traveler and among Favorite Cities in the U.S. by Travel + Leisure. Savannah is considered the first planned city in the U.S. Many of Savannah’s restaurants boast James…
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Editor’s Note: While the major metros may already be on your radar for meetings, there’s several smaller markets bidding for your attention in 2024. These destinations have luxury hotels with great meeting spaces, plus some additional surprises in store. In the next installment of this series, ALHI…
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When it comes to choosing destinations for meetings, big cities outfitted with large convention centers, busy airports and an abundance of hotel rooms are often top contenders. But, throughout the United States, several mid-size destinations are proving that they have what it takes to be great…
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