Scent specialist Tiffany Rose Goodyear explains how planners can use fragrance to sharpen or relax attendees’ minds at certain moments while strengthening their memories of an event.

Eventcombo has partnered with a machine-learning institute to create a platform that handles both rote tasks and higher-level duties for planning meetings.

Pilots are walking the picket line, but odds are that planes will keep flying. Here’s why.

Especially for autumn events in the Southeast and winter events in the Midwest, planners should understand the current market for cancellation coverage. Here, one underwriter provides insight.

This week, U.S. Travel used caffeine and calories to drive home its economic message about the importance of travel.

A veteran security consultant says that planners should implement many of the same protocols used for executive-level events across all their meetings.

Not yet, it seems. Dozens of attendees from a recent health-agency meeting became ill days afterward, while a panel of virus experts estimates a sizable chance of a new wave of illness within 24 months.

In the EU, airlines have been required to pay cash compensation to passengers for flight delays for almost two decades. The Biden Administration thinks it’s time for a similar policy in the U.S.

The Exhibitions & Conferences Alliance took center stage in an FTC hearing in early May, and is now preparing to make a strong pitch to members of Congress on June 1.