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How Will New Travel Policies Affect International Meetings and Events?
A new forecast paints a troubling picture for the immediate future of leisure and business travel, and the long-term outlook for conferences and events also looks worrisome.
Exploring the New Convention District in the Heart of Houston
Find out why people refer to Houston as the “culinary and cultural capital of the South.”
Roberta Kravitz: Award-Winning Executive Director of ISMRM
“Stay humble, be honest, and recognize that we can all support each other’s efforts and do a great deal of business.”
The Revolution Will Be Texted
During an American Farm Bureau Federation conference, farmers and ranchers used their cellphones to tell Congress what they thought about a pending bill critical to their future.
How a Resort in New Mexico Gives Abandoned Horses a Second Chance
The Hyatt Regency Tamaya in New Mexico is saving wild and abandoned horses — and relying on the help of meeting attendees to do it.
Does Your Event Have a Data and Digital Strategy?
A new conference for the exhibitions industry debuting this month came from the realization that few organizations have a coherent data and digital strategy for their events.
Five Trade Shows and How They Grew
Five trade shows in varied fields — healthcare, hotel design, marijuana cultivation, woodworking, and baseball coaching — share the secrets of their success.
Inside The National Native American Law Enforcement Association 2017 National Training Conference
A nonprofit tackles critically important issues.
Minions, Meetings, and More at Universal Orlando Resorts
Two theme parks (Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure) + a brand-new water park (Volcano Bay) + a dining and entertainment complex (Universal CityWalk Orlando) + five hotels = magic.
Greenbuild Goes Global
With the demand for ecofriendly construction expected to double every three years, the world’s largest show dedicated to green buildings is about to get even bigger.
Salesforce: The Force of Face-to-Face
Salesforce comes down from the cloud to host a series of live events — including World Tour London 2017.
The Cost of Conscience
When Tennessee passed a law that violates the American Counseling Association’s code of ethics, it forced a tough — and potentially expensive — call.