As we hunker down and practice social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, we look for ways to retain our close connections.

When it comes to making your event more attendee-centric, even adding a few inches between chairs can go far.

What the widespread incidence of the imposter syndrome has to do with Convene’s 29th Annual Meetings Market Survey.

Has there ever been a live event, conference, or annual meeting without glitches, choke points, or even downright hair-on-fire problems? You can mitigate them by designing your event to follow the path of least resistance.

The lessons our industry learned from SARS can help us as we face the COVID-19 outbreak.

Here are the top five things you can do to position your annual event to thrive, with aspects from registration to design.

As conference organizers strive to develop more innovative session formats, headphones are being used more often. What began as a novelty has now evolved into a seemingly essential element in our toolkit — but we should use headphones purposefully and wisely.

One brick-and-mortar retailer is defying the odds in the otherwise crumbling mall landscape. What can event planners learn from its strategy?

As Australia and Puerto Rico cope with bushfires and the aftermath of a series of earthquakes, there are opportunities for the events industry to come to their aid, says PCMA President and CEO Sherrif Karamat. Here’s what PCMA is doing, and how you can help.

PCMA enters into the New Year — and new decade — with an exciting new industry collaboration with Destinations International.

Here’s how social and environmental considerations can play a role in reframing the events industry narrative, according to participants of the recent IBTM World Global Policy & Practice Forum.

Living in Orlando provides me with the opportunity to get event-design inspiration from Disney, Universal, and other entertainment attractions. I also have the chance to go on site at the