
Climate Psychology and the Events Industry
Acknowledging what people may think and feel about climate change is the first step in making meaningful progress in the events industry and beyond.
Acknowledging what people may think and feel about climate change is the first step in making meaningful progress in the events industry and beyond.
A new expo hall design used experiential zones to take attendees on an architectural journey.
We can draw on what we’ve learned in the past five years to support our audiences and organizations through this latest rough spot for events.
A planner asks: Can I ask a venue to donate food if I am below my F&B minimum?
Seattle’s Refugee Artisan Initiative provides employment and job skills training to refugees, while diverting thousands of pounds of textiles and other materials from local landfills.
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Samie Peckinpaugh, senior sales manager at Access DMC, shares her belief that events professionals will thrive by embracing their mistakes and learning from them.
The Exhibitions & Conferences Alliance has published a resource center to help the events industry stay on top of — and understand the impact of — the changing tariff situation.
As planners consider the impacts of the current administration’s policies on attendance at their upcoming events, the latest American Travel Sentiment Study offers some clues about their willingness to travel — and where.
Wondering how to get your attendees fired up about green travel? Some members of PCMA’s Catalyst community share advice on making travel part of event engagement.
Charlotte Farmer, a regular at the World Economic Forum, will apply her experiences and observations to B2B events for executives attending ECEF on May 28. Here are some highlights of her upcoming talk.
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.