Jack Molisani learned some valuable lessons after making a number of critical mistakes organizing his first conference in Europe, so he figured his next European event would go smoothly. He couldn’t have been more wrong.

Rotary International wanted to give attendees a unique glimpse into the organization’s efforts to eradicate polio and establish peace. So they created a massive simultaneous virtual-reality viewing experience.

The second Decision to Attend Study survey report – DTA2 – provides extensive insight on what drives attendance.

The old idea of never mixing business and pleasure is lost at the Anaheim Campus, where work, play, and collaboration go hand-in-hand.

The Skift Global Forum touched on a range of challenges associated with global travel — and by extension business events.

‘Opportunities will come along and may appear smaller at first glance, when in reality they could be much bigger.’

The leader of a global design firm on why you should put user experience in the driver’s seat when adopting new technology.

Visit Houston’s Mike Waterman on how the destination’s meetings infrastructure weathered Hurricane Harvey — and how it’s moving forward after the storm.

The worst mass shooting in modern American history occurred at a music festival on Sunday evening.

As veterinarians and pet owners celebrate National Pet Wellness Month in October, PCMA’s Southeast Chapter will bring together members to make a difference in the lives of their four-legged friends.

As more consumers grow accustomed to tuning in to events from their desktops and mobile devices, organizers need to expand their toolboxes with new skills and new knowledge.

In the wake of a devastating hurricane season and a string of deadly earthquakes, meetings and events can make a big difference in relief and recovery efforts.