Most meeting professionals who responded to our latest survey are worried about the negative effect that new policies will have on the perception of travel to the U.S.

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.

Not just for families and kids, the original 1955 Disneyland Resort is appealing to event planners in 2017 and beyond.

For the first time, AES will be co-located with the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Show 2017, creating a one-stop shop for attendees to learn more about the audio and visual fields.

A new report ranks the best cities in the United States based on how ‘Mobile Millennials’ — Americans aged 20 to 36 who have traveled in the past year — rated them in six areas: place, product, programming, people, prosperity, and promotion.

C2 Montreal International President Richard St-Pierre talks about what he means when he says he wants the business conference to touch attendees’ souls, failure, and how he builds teams that keep pushing the envelope.

C2 Montreal, one of the most transformative of business events, starts its planning every year with a blank canvas.

Anne Madison, chief strategy and communications officer for Brand USA, talks about why the organization isn’t worried about a budget proposal to it, and how security and being welcoming go hand in hand.

A new administration was the catalyst for a revamp of the National Venture Capital Association’s annual meeting.

Beacon technology helped answer some longstanding questions for the Water Quality Association — along with much more.

The CFO talks about what he learned from his biggest mistake and why he doesn’t have his next big career goal in mind.

From escape room sessions to nightly after-parties, WEC delivered on MPI’s tagline to “stop planning meetings, and start designing experiences.”

Experient took attendees camping — without abandoning the glamour of its production design.

InterCommunity 2017 will bring people from around the world together in an event that combines online and face-to-face participants.

These airports and airport hotels are transforming themselves into places where people actually want to spend time.

DMAI is no longer. In Montreal at the association’s 2017 Annual Convention in July, its new name — Destinations International — was unveiled along with a fresh look and new logo.

In July, Destination Marketing Association International officially became Destinations International. But there’s a lot more to talk about than a simple name change.

How one company attempted to recover from a disaster of an event — while it was unfolding.

How to encourage diversity at events, from multiple perspectives.

To spotlight the problem of food waste, WasteExpo 2017 served a delicious meal made entirely of food that was left over or would otherwise have been thrown out.

Five independent planners talk about what’s great about being out on their own, what’s most challenging, and the trends that are on their radar now.

A new report concludes that forgetting things may be your brain’s way of optimizing information.

What if you could share the cost of your AV equipment and stage setup with other events using the same venue? There’s a new booking platform for that.

The Stop Online Booking Scams Act, legislation introduced before the U.S. Congress earlier this year, aims to protect both general consumers and meeting attendees from hotel-booking pirates.