Social-media algorithms and overwhelmed inboxes are creating big challenges for reaching prospective attendees, but a new personalized approach is helping event organizers spread the word.
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Tourism Australia's marketing and communications manager, Monica Armesto, discusses the future of destination marketing and how to engage event professionals in an increasingly cluttered market.
In less than a month, the brand new 30-story, 612-room Omni Louisville Hotel will open its doors to the public for the first time.
Do you know a forward-thinking, globe-trotting, trend-setting business-events strategist? Perhaps you are that person? Now’s the time to send in your nomination for the 2018 Global Meetings Executive Award — deadline for submissions is Feb. 23.
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Looking for help moving your career forward? Finding the right mentor is only half the solution.
As Tokyo prepares to host the 2020 Olympic Games, one travel company wants to boost Japan’s room inventory with eight new robot-staffed hotels. The move represents a larger shift to robotic-based hospitality service around the world.
A 30-minute walk in a new destination helps this HP manager get her bearings.
As a visiting professor at five European universities, Rob Davidson, Ph.D., has a keen understanding of what Millennials bring to the events industry.
If Sarah Fleming's company is any indication, flexible working hours is key to a happy workforce and a successful business.
As South Korea gears up to host the 2018 Winter Olympics, we ask event planners if regional tensions are putting pressure on meetings.
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