Whether you’re in search of the perfect meeting planner for your upcoming New York City business meeting, or you’re a meeting planner searching for some tips and tricks on how to plan a remarkable and successful event, we’ve narrowed down the 20 best corporate meeting, wedding, social event, and general meeting planners throughout the five boroughs!

As if the fun things to do in Orlando aren't enough, there are tons of delicious restaurants around every corner to suit your taste! You’ll find plenty of choices ranging from chophouses and American cuisine to Orlando’s most notable sandwich shops. If your mouth is watering just thinking about it, then read on as we dive deep into the 12 best restaurants in Orlando, Florida.

New York City’s legendary status of being a center of global business, a vacationer’s playground, and urban jungle with something to offer everyone attracts visitors from all over the world. What makes it the perfect meeting venue is the balance between work and access to the fun things to do in NYC that make it one of the most fascinating places on earth!

Feel inspired for adventure and fun in the city that never sleeps! From intriguing American Art exhibits to incredible views of the city skyline, the opportunities to discover fun things to do in New York City are endless.

Is the hottest import to hit Orlando really a miniature burger that has a castle as its home?

Looking for a berry good time in Orlando? Florida agritourism is blooming, and with it, so many local farmers and landowners have opened their gates to their communities for the first-hand experience of life on the farm.

The great thing about staycations is they don’t require a plane ticket, passport or even a long trip. With just a little imagination and outside-the-box thinking, you can turn your vacation time into an awesome staycation. No matter the state, city or town you call home, there are more than enough options to choose from. Keep reading this round up of our best tips and staycation ideas that’ll keep you close to home!

Have you ever wondered where New York City’s rich and famous citizens from the past called home? Where would they go when the bright city lights were no longer shining on them?

Oh, the places you’ll go…when you visit Tudor City! Nestled in-between the East River and Murray Hill, lies a secret historic district set in East Midtown most visitors, and even New York locals, have yet to stumble upon. Located on 40 to 44th Street between First and Second Avenue and close to some of the best cheap eats in NYC, the area that was once known as Prospect Hill was built starting in 1926 by Fred French into the urban oasis now known as Tudor City.

If you’ve never been to the Smokies, you sure are missing out on one of the most beautiful places in America. There are so many amazing things to experience not only within nature but also around town.