Dan Sundt, chief eXperience officer of CXO Marketing Inc., on experience design and how to avoid “better sameness” when designing events.

At the Skift Global Forum, one entrepreneur shared her blueprint for making mini vacations into rich learning opportunities — and her approach speaks volumes for event organizers.

Curt Watkins, principal at Watkins Research, on what’s changed in the CVB industry, and what planners are looking for now.

The evidence keeps piling up that smartphones — or more precisely, the way that most of us use them — interfere with our ability to focus and think deeply.

This summer, an article about a conference for physicians pulling out of its host city because attendees felt unsafe walking the streets of San Francisco — where open drug illness

Organizers of the Fifteen Seconds Festival faced unforeseen issues with U.S. immigration officials, but they aren’t letting those challenges cancel their first-ever event in Detroit next week.

As event organizers look to collect data from the next generation of participants, they must overcome a challenge much bigger than API integration: They will need to earn their trust.

Celebrating the best of the events industry, including top venues, ideas and experiences from all across the world.

Why do we meet face-to-face when we have email and video at our fingertips? Because it is the fastest way to gain shared perspective, according to author J. Elise Keith.

Nope, says artist Phil Hansen. In fact, age gives us unexpected benefits.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, women do ask for raises. They just don’t get them as often as men do, according to a recent study.

The implications of this burgeoning technology on the business of events are worth exploring.