Six CVBs discuss how their cities’ new knowledge economies have transformed how groups experience them.

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

INVNT APAC Managing Director Laura Roberts shares tips on how to use different time zones to your advantage.

A small budget doesn’t necessarily mean a planner has to compromise on event objectives or the attendee experience. Events strategists offer tips on how planners can hold down costs.

After many years of producing an event, your familiarity with stakeholders may cause you to overlook other potential audience segments. Marissa Thompson at mdg shares tips on how to make sure that doesn’t happen.

Events Travel Asia Group CEO Max Boontawee Jantasuwan says putting an emphasis on people, rather than trend reports and processes, helped to sharpen his business focus.

From beacon-collected data to lead scanners to third-party evaluations, here’s how two medical meetings are tackling the exhibitor ROI challenge.

As an evolving events industry makes new demands on convention centers, Convene looks at the long and winding road two CVBs have been navigating to get expansion plans green-lighted.

Association event organizers cite last-minute content changes as their top challenge. Their responses to a recent study also indicate that they are missing opportunities to use conference content to engage members throughout the year.

Savvy event organizers use content marketing to generate leads, create engagement, and meet retention objectives. Here’s how to make it work extra hard for you without extra effort.

Are you a North American meeting organizer who has planned an event in Colombia? If so, ProColombia is seeking your input in a survey seeking to estimate the significance of the meetings industry within the Colombian economy. Survey deadline is May 24.

What does it look like when a national conference is shaped as much by a company’s values as by its financial goals?