In 2020, the North American International Auto Show will use warm-weather dates and new venues to bring outdoor elements to the event experience—and solidify its long-term relevance.
It's not enough just to have a duty of care plan; Kevin Iwamoto, senior vice president at GoldSpring Consulting, explains how to bring your strategy to life.
If you want to get ahead of the changing expectations of your meeting and convention participants rather than just play catch-up, a new report from Marriott International and the Professional Convention Management Association is essential reading...
As the U.S. government shutdown approaches the end of its third week, meeting planners are keeping a close eye on the situation, especially those expecting federal government employees to attend or speak at their events, and those concerned about...
January may be a time to look ahead, but we can also learn from the past. Last year’s top MeetingsNet stories reflect changes on the meetings industry landscape (for example, data protection standards, commission cuts, destination fees, and...
Safety for female travelers and the evolution of data privacy in technology applications are top of mind right now for the execs at SAP Concur. Here’s why meeting planners should care.
We keep our most important documents, phone numbers, and travel information at our fingertips. We check-in for our flights from our phone and often can’t recall our next meeting time without looking down at a device. Because virtually...
