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Online or In-Store: What Event Organizers Can Learn from the Retail Battle
With the holiday shopping season upon us, the meetings and events industry can take some cues from efforts to attract customers to brick-and-mortar locations.
Are More Conferences Choosing Canada Over the U.S.?
One of the leaders of the hotel industry believes that decision-makers are finding a friendlier group-business environment north of the border.
People On The Move
Your colleagues are on the move. Find out who is going where.
Bleisure Travelers Don’t Have to Venture Far From San Jose
Mind-blowing experiences are in store for delegates coming to San Jose, whether it’s experiencing the city’s high-tech culture, or day-tripping to explore its awe-inspiring natural surroundings.
Columbus: Smart, Inclusive, and Full of Surprises
From interactive sculptures to historic public markets, Columbus’ warmth and inclusivity makes it easy to relax and have a good time.
Chris Trimmer on Building Relationships
‘The relationships that you have built are the thing that will get you out of trouble.’
3 Techniques for Connecting With Clients
For an event organizer, remaining in step with a client’s personality can pave the way to a successful meeting.
Weaving Digital and Analogue into Seamless Customer Experience
Anders Sorman-Nilsson is a futurist, speaker, innovation strategist, author and media commentator. He stops by The Intersection, produced by PCMA & PSAV, to share how to weave digital and analogue into a seamless customer experience.
Bridging the Future
We took a more far-out view for this issue’s Meetings Industry Forecast. Here’s why.
The Future of Business Events
It’s all about balancing technology with the power of human touch.
Thirty-Six Strategies for Negotiation
Strategy #30: Turn yourself into a host from being a guest.
A Guide To Doing Business in China
As event organizers look to capitalize on opportunities in China, successful business negotiations there — and elsewhere in the world — rely on understanding a set of 36 strategies from more than 2,000 years ago.