Editor’s Note: The Pacific Northwest, anchored by destinations such as Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia, is a region that offers cosmopolitan vibes with a vast array of outdoor experiences. Learn more about these destinations and their luxury hotels, great meeting spaces and unique…
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Exactly how does one pronounce Louisville? There’s Looavul, Luhvul, Loueville, Looaville, Looeyville, even Lewisville. The city has embraced the debate as the different pronunciations can be found on posters and t-shirts throughout the city. “We’ve heard them all,” Doug Bennet, Executive…
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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, we introduce meeting planners to Louisville, the Maine Coast, Fort Lauderdale and Duck Key, Florida. Learn more about these…
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About 30 miles north of Miami is Fort Lauderdale, a vibrant tropical paradise on Florida’s east coast that’s comprised of 31 neighborhoods. Fly directly into Fort Lauderdale – Hollywood International Airport (FLL) from dozens of destinations across the U.S., Canada, South America and the Caribbean…
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For a stunning blend of rugged natural beauty, urban landscapes and charming towns, look no further than Maine. After one visit, it’s easy to see why artists are inspired to create their masterpieces. There’s just something about breathing in the fresh, crisp air that’s inspiring, whether you’re a…
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If you’re looking for a U.S. destination that feels like an island getaway for your group, look no further than the Florida Keys. The 125-mile island chain that stretches from Key Largo in the north (about an hour from Miami) to Key West in the south is filled with myriad activities that will appeal…
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Switzerland. The name alone conjures up images of soaring snow-capped mountains, turquoise lakes, flower-filled fields and, simply, a feeling of tranquility. Nestled between Austria, France, Italy and Germany, Switzerland is about the size of New Hampshire and Vermont combined. Within those borders…
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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 buildings in 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, and ‘Motown,’ where Berry Gordy introduced legendary artists such…
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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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