Safety & Security

The grassroots Travel and Meetings Standards Taskforce has delivered a roadmap for getting back to face-to-face meetings.

A Harvard professor believes inhaling an inexpensive saline spray can stop the spread of the virus.

Two recent incidents highlight why having a plan is only half the battle— event organizers must make sure it is carried out.

New survey shows short-term travel plans on the rise both domestically and internationally.

Requiring versus encouraging face coverings as entertainment centers reopen.

Thermal screening, face coverings bring new meaning to “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.”

The World Health Organization’s new publication on mass gatherings provides a high-level checklist for convention planners navigating coronavirus concerns.

Travelers struggle to find reassurance as airlines and airports apply varied COVID-19 responses. 

Some countries are trialing previously discredited screening methods, others are providing virus tests. The U.S. is cleaning and encouraging safe behaviors.

Chris Nassetta, president and CEO of hotel chain Hilton, shared his thoughts on travel, the economic recovery, and new hygiene measures.