Food & Beverage

The way that we think about food has changed everywhere — including in the meetings world. Here’s how to manage everything from menu planning to cutting costs.

The Meeting That Used a Ton of Rice — Really

For a meeting of 4,000 people with roots in India’s Maharashtra region, chefs and planners in Grand Rapids, Michigan, had to take a deep dive into an unfamiliar cuisine.

BY Corin Hirsch April 5, 2018

Another Kind of Singapore Sling

Celebrating the Year of the Dog, Singapore-style, as the city-state leans into the human stories behind its success.

BY Barbara Palmer February 28, 2018

Is Your F&B Offering Instagrammable Enough?

Plan your events with a few photo-ready moments in mind.

BY Jasmine Zhu January 23, 2018

Merging Innovation With Food Trucks

The Kellogg Company wanted to incorporate food trucks into a sales meeting focused on culinary trends — and tapped a visionary young entrepreneur to pull it off.

BY Corin Hirsch December 1, 2017

An Easy Food Truck Tip

Here’s a simple tip to avoid those long lines.

BY Corin Hirsch November 30, 2017

What’s Trending for F&B?

Caesars Entertainment’s Michele Polci dishes on the event catering trends she is loving — and those that she could do without.

BY Michelle Russell November 1, 2017

Farming Behind Glass with Indoor Hydroponic Farm

A hydroponic farm at the Greater Columbus Convention Center will grow nearly 5,000 pounds of produce this year.

BY Barbara Palmer October 31, 2017

Travel in an Age of Uncertainty

The Skift Global Forum touched on a range of challenges associated with global travel — and by extension business events.

BY Michelle Russell October 4, 2017

Female Culinary Leaders Take the Stage in Calgary

Hundreds of female chefs and restaurateurs converged in Calgary in September for the Women Chefs & Restaurateurs Education Conference.

October 2, 2017

Food Tours, Progressive Dinners: Ingredients for a Moveable Feast

A progressive dinner format has all the ingredients that attendees now expect: a great meal, the opportunity to make connections, and the element of surprise.

BY Jennifer N. Dienst October 2, 2017

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