InterCommunity 2017 will bring people from around the world together in an event that combines online and face-to-face participants.

These airports and airport hotels are transforming themselves into places where people actually want to spend time.

How are proposed U.S. travel policies affecting international attendance — and projected attendance — at meetings and conferences in the U.S.? We asked event organizers what they are thinking.

To spotlight the problem of food waste, WasteExpo 2017 served a delicious meal made entirely of food that was left over or would otherwise have been thrown out.

Along with sports, Korean food and culture takes center stage next February at the Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang in February 2018.

The Stop Online Booking Scams Act, legislation introduced before the U.S. Congress earlier this year, aims to protect both general consumers and meeting attendees from hotel-booking pirates.

We love to complain about airports and airlines, but here are four that defy the stereotypes.

“One size fits all is a melting iceberg,” according to celebrated chef Dan Barber. “Seasonal menus are replacing set menus.”

Wine cellars and barrel-aging rooms can lend meetings a sense of drama and exclusivity.