
Eliminating Attendee Waste One Cup at a Time
As the business events industry aims to reduce its carbon footprint, one organizer successfully did away with the mountains of cups often left behind at meetings — while giving to those in need.
As the business events industry aims to reduce its carbon footprint, one organizer successfully did away with the mountains of cups often left behind at meetings — while giving to those in need.
Alex Paik, managing director of Seoul-based brand consultancy AP Communications, offers tips on how event planners can overcome logistical challenges to deliver on client expectations for incentives in Seoul.
At last month’s PCMA Knowledge Exchange, one expert shared three guiding principles for dealing with worst-case scenarios.
Meeting planners are urged to partner, negotiate, and get creative with food options.
Expect to see more private exhibitor suites on medical trade-show floors in the near future.
A recent study finds many websites are not compliant with the new regulations.
Key opinion leaders and social influencers can boost your event-marketing plan, connect with attendees, and support overall brand strategy.
If you’ve given up hope of defending your housing block, a recent legal decision offers a light at the end of the tunnel — and a legislative proposal in Congress could make suing poachers easier in the future.
How to build meaningful connections with attendees with relevant sponsor engagement and immersive brand experiences.
The European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation will come into effect in May. Here’s why event planners in Asia need to pay attention.
There’s some give and take between creativity and managing the bottom line. For event planners, negotiation skills are an increasingly important part of the job.
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.