Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.

For insights on how stakeholders want to participate in future events, we’re seeking out unusual sources.

Providing services to make events inclusive and accessible yields benefits for all participants.

What to keep in mind — and what to ignore — as you plan your in-person events this year.

Business events professionals must remain vigilant about how we bring value to our audiences, in whatever channel they need.

More diverse leadership is coming to facility management in the near future, says Ellen Schwartz, general manager at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

In the wake of the pandemic’s disruptions, convention centers are going all in on human-centered needs — plus broadcast capabilities, nature, and outdoor spaces — to bring back groups.

Events held in conjunction with GMID on April 7 — now under the U.S. Travel Association banner — offer more choices and greater reach with digital, in-person, and hybrid formats.

The American Quilter’s Society’s QuiltWeek events make it possible for participants to give back to the local community in the best way they can.

The American Association of Candy Technologists’ Technical Seminar 2021 featured tricks of the trade and an Iron Chef-inspired candy-making competition.