As an event organizer, probably not, according to an industry expert. As an individual consumer, maybe.

When a destination is named a UNESCO Creative City, it’s usually because of its cultural assets. Does that also help attract business events? Four different Creative Cities think so.

Acquiring event sponsors is the top sponsorship challenge cited by respondents to a recent Convene survey. Then there’s the matter of keeping them happy in an economy driven by customization and data.

To expand the reach of its educational offerings, PCMA’s Canada East Chapter has tested a range of live-streaming offerings. The big takeaway? Social means success.

An estimated 2,000 afterschool professionals and leaders will attend the four-day National AfterSchool Association (NAA) Annual Convention in March.

Go behind the scenes in this webinar with PCMA to find out how they pull off a successful live stream event during their largest face-to-face meeting each year, Convening Leaders.

An event-tech expert shares the best platforms and tools for planners to consider for interactive attendee experiences.

Event planners are tapping into the benefits of mindfulness by incorporating wellness and meditation programmes that can sharpen mental clarity, reduce stress and build team bonds.

Covering the hospitality, meetings and trade show industries, close the gap is changing the way we think about effective marketing communication.

Putting on a headset can be antisocial — unless it connects an attendee with millions of other users.

The founder of Conference Consultancy South Africa on why you should be a life-long learner— and the lessons that came from a well-meaning blunder while arranging a royal visit.

You collect a lot of information that can help exhibitors help you create a great event. Here’s how to make sure you are sharing the data that will make a difference.