What if you could share the cost of your AV equipment and stage setup with other events using the same venue? There’s a new booking platform for that.

The founder and organizer of an annual retreat for women shares what she’s learned about creating an intimate environment where people make meaningful connections.

An association known for innovation and reinvention has a marketing win by using an old-school tool: the “save the date” flyer.

Conference organizers say they are concerned that the travel ban will make potential international delegates less willing to travel to their U.S.-based events. Do they plan to double down on their hybrid and digital offerings to offset lower attendance?

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

As part of their commitment to the live streaming and digital event discipline and their DEI partnership, Meetings + Conventions Calgary is continuing to fund new scholarship opportunities for professionals seeking to obtain their DES certification.

Another preview guide for ASAE 2017 — with Toronto Life editor Sarah Fulford offering tips for visitors who are looking to see a little bit of everything.

If you aren’t scheduling diverse speakers at your events, the odds are you’re not delivering the best content, according to Katie Orenstein, founder of The Op-Ed Project.

VisitDallas’ first-of-its-kind diversity and inclusion team tailored services for the American Council of the Blind’s annual conference, held in Dallas in 2015.

How two major business events with cachet — TED and C2 Montréal — engage young professionals before, during, and after their on-site programs.

The 18th Congress of the International Headache Society will take place on Sept. 7–10 this year in Vancouver Convention Centre Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.