See how your own preferences as an attendee stack up to your colleagues’ in real time.

Design strategist and hybrid thinker Natalie Nixon on combining qualitative and quantitative research methods and how borrowing from jazz can help you escape a ‘permission-slip culture.’

Most meeting professionals who responded to our latest survey are worried about the negative effect that new policies will have on the perception of travel to the U.S.

To provide attendees with top drinking and dining options in San Diego, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization partnered with Yelp.

And where should you spend it? Velvet Chainsaw’s Dave Lutz on what works and what doesn’t.

In order for your business or conference to achieve worldwide “word of mouth” on the web, it is crucial to add a human touch to social media.

Every summer, the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA) brings together thousands of kids — mostly middle- and high-school students — for education, networking, and of course, performing.

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

C2 Montreal International President Richard St-Pierre talks about what he means when he says he wants the business conference to touch attendees’ souls, failure, and how he builds teams that keep pushing the envelope.

A new report ranks the best cities in the United States based on how ‘Mobile Millennials’ — Americans aged 20 to 36 who have traveled in the past year — rated them in six areas: place, product, programming, people, prosperity, and promotion.

A new report concludes that forgetting things may be your brain’s way of optimizing information.

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