Orlando’s thriving life-sciences and health-care sector, advanced manufacturing industry, and tech start-up community lend themselves to forward-thinking event programs.

Louisville has long been known for its bourbon, and its spirited offerings just keep growing. So it’s not surprising that the Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau has used bourbon to leverage the city’s brand across its client base, from leisure traveler to group business.

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

At a recent forum sponsored by Meet Puerto Rico, a panel of meetings and travel heavyweights discussed the many challenges — and select opportunities — of ‘Traveling in These Times.’

When a crisis occurs, the press expects an explanation right away. Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary, shares his formula for staying cool under pressure.

Medical conferences with international attendees should ‘brace themselves for an impact.’

Dubai owns the rights to many superlatives — the world’s tallest building, the world’s largest man-made island, and the world’s largest mall. These milestones attract millions of tourists every year, but visitors who look a little deeper will find that this forward-thinking city is also setting the bar within a number of important industries, from health care to technology to sustainable energy.

When it comes to advancing the meetings industry, the BestCities Global Alliance, a consortium of 11 innovative destinations, has a broad-reaching goal: to move beyond reporting room nights and attendance

Ultra-modern and uber-cool are familiar mantras of today’s Dubai, but see how you can discover ancient culture, authentic food and a laid back vibe just across the creek.

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

Kelly Peacy, CAE, CMP, Event Strategist & Collaborator appears in the latest video for The Intersection, produced by PCMA and PSAV, to explain how to leverage smart event design to ensure participants remain engaged.

The incident with United Airlines suggests that we are moving away from what our society needs most — and what face-to-face events should do best.