The city keeps attendees well connected in numerous ways.

What a difference a block makes: Here’s how a redeveloped overpass performed what one urban planner calls “an act of magic” in Columbus, Ohio.

In order for your business or conference to achieve worldwide “word of mouth” on the web, it is crucial to add a human touch to social media.

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

Make sure your message doesn’t get lost.

As much of the events industry focuses on the future of technology, one conference is putting an old-school setting in the spotlight.

After President Trump announced plans to end Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals last week, medical associations sent a clear message to Capitol Hill detailing their concerns.

For passengers on the way to this week’s inaugural me Convention, the meeting experience will reach new heights.

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

After the devastation inflicted by Hurricane Harvey on parts of Houston, one of the city’s biggest needs is continued business and tourism revenue that will go toward rebuilding not just homes, but lives.

Every summer, the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA) brings together thousands of kids — mostly middle- and high-school students — for education, networking, and of course, performing.

The city’s volunteer program offers extra support for meeting planners.