A recent post about a trade show in the print industry points out the need to make sure your exhibitors are on board with your event’s harassment policy.

Take our short survey about harassment in the meetings and events industry, responses, and policies.

If recent high-profile incidents of sexual harassment haven’t convinced you, listen to our expert sources: Your meeting needs a harassment policy. This is what to include.

People first, according to Claudia Vecchio, the newly hired CEO of Sonoma County Tourism, who has moved from one crisis to the next over the last weeks, balancing immediate and longer-term needs.

Strategy #30: Turn yourself into a host from being a guest.

MedTech Europe’s new Code of Ethical Business Practice, which goes into effect on Jan. 1, seems to conflict with ACCME’s Standards for Commercial Support. What does that mean for medical conferences — and can it be fixed?

10 tips to increase Wi-Fi security at your events via ATIV Software’s Silke Fleischer.

How potential attendees will react to a meeting scheduled over Halloween depends on the demographics, says a generations expert and researcher.

MGM Resorts International — which has established a special fund for victims of last week’s shooting — will hold a press conference shortly after IMEX America opens on Tuesday. Its theme will be one of support and unity in the events industry.

SECO International is breaking tradition by leaving its host city of Atlanta for the first time in 60 years.

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

Visit Houston’s Mike Waterman on how the destination’s meetings infrastructure weathered Hurricane Harvey — and how it’s moving forward after the storm.