Real learning occurs through discovery, not the delivery and receipt of information.

As the competition for events business heats up, some CVBs are reinventing the way they aim to connect with new clients.

The founder of Conferon believes that ‘Marriott has misjudged the value that site-selection companies provide.’

Marriott’s decision to reduce commission payouts to third parties raises bigger questions about how the events industry defines and assigns value.

The CEO of AlliedPRA on taking pride in results, his next career goal, and his biggest professional mistake.

While most comic conventions are strictly a commercial endeavor, Denver Comic Con is organized by — and benefits — Pop Culture Classroom, a local educational nonprofit.

Karyn Steenkamp, vice president of design and construction at Caesars Entertainment, shares what it takes to strive for gender equality in the workplace.

The Toy Association is putting cool ideas to boost attendance at the international Toy Fair to work — even though some may seem counterintuitive.

How new ways of providing education at events can be a tricky business.

Our traditional ways of doing business are being disrupted. What are our opportunities as a result?

The 2nd International Conference on Carceral Geography was attended by academics in all career stages and from across the globe.

Five best practices for using online tools and techniques to generate attendees and sponsors.

The Brazilian Spine Society shored up attendance numbers at its congress during a major recession by relying on a digital-marketing strategy.

The U.S. economy gained momentum in 2017 and the meetings industry followed suit. There may be a few speed bumps in the year ahead, though, business events organizers say, especially for those who plan international events.

Getting ready for 3,000 attendees at the IATEFL Conference & Exhibition, in Brighton, England.

The Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference does just what it says on the label — promotes diversity in an industry that has long been underrepresented by women and minorities.

At PCMA’s Convening Leaders 2018, beacons were placed on attendee badges to gain insight about audience behavior — with some unintended results.