When hotel properties can’t find enough qualified workers to meet their needs, hotel-based meetings and events feel the effects. As challenges persist, a number of industry players are introducing solutions.

Convene seeks your input on how attendee needs — such as a place for prayer or to care for children — are being met at events.

Current trade and political tensions are creating a more difficult environment for the global business events industry.

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

The Hague is carving out a niche in cybersecurity. Next up is April’s Secure Summit EMEA event.

IRF 2019 study finds that mergers, security, and transformational experiences are in the spotlight.

Event planners take note, says Jack Morton Worldwide’s Ben Grossman: Consumers are unforgiving when a brand does not live up to its promises. And that includes live experiences.

Sibos wanted to make an impact at its 2018 event in Sydney. With CSR initiatives, and growth in Asian attendee numbers, that goal was achieved.

Apple announced its new services, and content producers of all kinds can take a page from the company’s approach to content distribution.

As more Millennials and Generation Z attendees start registering for meetings and events, many of them are going to demand a meaningful commitment to sustainability.