When a crisis occurs, the press expects an explanation right away. Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary, shares his formula for staying cool under pressure.

Medical conferences with international attendees should ‘brace themselves for an impact.’

Virtual reality has finally arrived. And destinations and venues are getting increasingly creative about using it for 360-degree tours, high-flying site visits, and more. Grab your headset and take a look.

While President Trump’s travel ban remains hung up in federal court, it already is having an effect on bookings of U.S. cities for international business events.

Crafting a disaster-recovery plan sounds like a monumental undertaking, but according to a panel at last week’s Secure Tourism Summit, you don’t need to go it alone.

As robots and artificial intelligence become more commonplace, the conference industry has a bright future, says tech expert Inma Martinez.

The NCAA is satisfied with North Carolina’s repeal of the bathroom bill. But does it go far enough to satisfy professional event organizers?

The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) got the best of both worlds when it moved its education onto the exhibit floor.

Although the percentage of room pick-up has remained steady over the last decade, the numbers have dwindled while attendance has grown. Is it time to think differently?

The broadcast offered live coverage of PCMA Convening Leaders 2017 to a far-flung remote audience.

More than 1,200 people participated in the 128th Annual Meeting of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) last year, which was held Nov. 13–16 at the La Quinta

How the RSA Conference plans to expand Its impact In 2017