The toolkit provides messaging, materials, and alternatives for event organizers who “have been caught in the crosshairs” of travel bans and boycotts.

Some global destinations — including the U.S. — have ‘massive’ amounts of hotel rooms in the pipeline. What does that mean for planners?

National Geographic offers potential options for when you are left stranded without a flight because the airline went out of business, the weather, or some other unforeseen issue.

A boutique hotel in Colorado is taking an unorthodox approach to room rates by giving guests a say in the final charges.

As regional capitals see a strong increase in hotel bookings, events such as MeetGB are putting U.K. destinations in the best possible light for potential travellers.

A new study analyzes the attitudes and expectations that drive attendee housing decisions — and it’s not always about saving money.

A new report reveals that the United States is losing appeal for international tourists, which raises the question of how the country is perceived among international delegates.

The world’s longest sea-crossing bridge is drawing global attention to Hong Kong.

With time-strapped health-care professionals as their audience, more organizers are making airports their final event destination.

Comments from planner respondents to the biennial Watkins Report show that when CVBs go out of their way to make personal connections with them, it has a big impact on site selection.

At the IMEX Policy Forum 2018, World Tourism and Travel Council president and CEO Gloria Guevara Manzo identified three major issues concerning the travel and tourism community.

According to our recent survey, three-quarters of event professionals like traveling for work more than they dislike it. But it’s still not all fun and games.