Collaborating honestly with colleagues, developing a specific job-hunting strategy, and other actions could get planners the compensation that’s right for their role.

With the U.N.’s COP28 event on the horizon, the Net-Zero Carbon Events initiative readies new carbon measurement methodologies, reporting tools, and more.

PCMA and Gevme have launched a A.I. tool with built-in event related prompts. Here’s how it works.

A veteran hotel executive provides an inside view of property operations along with advice for planners to get what they need in a contract and on site.

Maritz released its Industry Trends Report at IMEX America with some eye-popping data on the rising cost of hotels, airfares, F&B, and other event-budget elements.

While 3,400 exhibiting companies vied for planner’s attention at the IMEX America show in Las Vegas, these organizations stood out to one meeting executive for their connection to top industry issues.

The Events.Hilton.com site is being enhanced to allow planners with groups of up to 35 attendees to book meetings online.

Recent meeting cancellations in the U.S. connected with tensions in the Middle East raise important questions: Who is responsible for enhanced event security? And does a force-majeure clause cover a security-related cancellation?