Long waits at registration, undelivered items to booths, safety and security lapses, and other mishaps were partly the result of one event's over-reliance on free help.
According to a survey of marketing executives done in conjunction with the debut of Amex GBT M&E’s Experience Studio, events need great content and the right technologies, among other elements.
While the pace of construction for new hotel rooms nationwide is at an all-time high, business-event planners won’t get relief from high demand and rates in the hotel segment they use the most.
At Meeting Professionals International’s European Meetings & Events Conference in March, attendees ventured beyond the walls of the convention center for some unconventional learning. Here’s what they did, along with 5 tips for executing them at...
To add variety to no-alcohol and low-alcohol beverage options, Loews Hotels introduces its Free Spirited program.
The Net-Zero Carbon Events initiative has drawn together more than 600 signatories and supporters since its launch three years ago. But the latest supporter is a big one, given the reach of its membership.
As Congress debates the use of facial identification for airport security, planners should know how that technology differs from the one that measures attendee engagement during sessions.
New rules take some uncertainty out of the air-travel experience for on-the-road meeting professionals and their attendees. Here’s what’s new.
Here’s a selection of actionable ideas from the Incentive Research Foundation’s new white paper on artificial intelligence.
