The Indiana Convention Center would receive $138 million as part of a larger project that would create one of the nation's largest ballrooms and 1,400 additional hotel rooms. (The Indianapolis Star)

CleanseBot is a portable cleaning robot designed to glide over and between the bedsheets in your hotel room, working to eradicate bacteria in its wake. (CNN)

Attendee motivation, learning objectives, and perceived ROI of b-to-b exhibitions can vary depending on your attendees' gender, according to a new survey. (Event Marketer)

The tech giant will no longer build its additional headquarters in New York City. (NPR)

The latest UFI Global Exhibition Barometer report revealed a positive look at 2019. (TSNN)

Here's the irony: shortcuts work, but only work for a short period of time. (Forbes)

The home rental platform, through which consumers already rent spaces specifically for events, is formalizing the strategy with the acquisition of the Danish company Gaest.com. (Associations Now)

Instead of getting knocked down by the trend, independent event organizers are finding ways to take control of their businesses. (Skift)

Utilizing AI, the new feature allows users to keep their background and location more private during a conference call. (TechRepublic)

InterContinental Hotels Group has acquired Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas from Pegasus Capital Advisors for $300 million, giving IHG another luxury brand. (Travel Weekly)

Starting March 22, American Express cardholders should plan to linger a little less in the airport lounge. (Condé Nast Traveler)

Because we don't often think of the effect certain words will have on our health and well-being. (Inc.)