Thanks to a MIMlister for sharing some links to what's behind the hotel ratings that have been coming out fast and furious lately. ...

Special Events' annual event industry research study is out, and the results show that while we're not back to wild extravagence, corporate events are starting to put a little sizzle back. ...

I'm not usually one to tout an ad, but the Greater Louisville, Ky., Convention and Visitors Bureau just uploaded a hilarious little video. To view it, scroll down to "video" and click on "Has This ever Crossed Your Mind." after you clicked here. ...

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Surprise, surprise, surprise--while most association execs saw their salary rise over the past two years, expositions/tradeshow manager saw a decline in total compensation (this on top of decreases from 2001 to 2002). Not a good trend, folks. For...

Many know Mickey Schaefer from her role as APEX Commission Chair, or from her stint as PCMA's president, or from her many other roles as a leader in the industry. She has long been a mover and shaker also in her role as Vice President...

January in Chicago may not sound like an outdoor haven to most normal people, but for boaters and outdoor enthusiasts, it'll be the place to be. That's because The Chicago Boat, RV & Outdoors Show will co-locate with Outside magazine’s newly...

It seems like people are starting to get over their Big Brother feelings about RFID (radio frequency identification) technology for meetings, at least according to this article in the Boston Globe. ...

Sorry for the OT post, but this is such a great idea I had to share. According to an article in the New York Times: ...

This horror story courtesy of eTurbo News: ...