New electronic products that enforce social distancing in the workplace could be adopted by the meetings industry. But they aren’t cheap.

It’s not just the airlines that need to keep travelers safe—airports also have a role to play.

For its World Education Congress scheduled in November, Meeting Professionals International has posted online its duty-of-care document, an informational video from the lead planner, and more.

The 20-page document touches on event-format decisions, logistics, attendee communications, and post-event measurement for the new in-person meetings environment.

More than 1,000 meeting professionals and industry experts will attend the one-day expo in Orlando, Fla.

Here are two good reasons for asking attendees to sign a waiver—and six ways to make it enforceable.

With the COVID-19 resurgence setting back the resumption of travel, the American Hotel & Lodging Association's major players agree on the next step to reinvigorate both meetings and tourism.

Named EventReady, the portfolio of cleaning protocols and revised space designs is meant to allow safe meetings.

If coronavirus stays in check, conferences can start October 1.