Dealing with Risks and Threats
What steps should event strategists take to make sure they are prepared for a crisis?
Guests Want Smart Technology, But Security Concerns Remain
Two new reports explore the impact of new technology trends, evolving guest preferences, and voice-technology security concerns. (Hotel Management)
The Safest — and Least Safe — U.S. Airport Wi-Fi
A new study by cloud security company Coronet and VPN provider NordVPN shows where some of the country's most popular airports rank when it comes to cybersecurity. (International Meetings Review)
Why the Difference Between Data Privacy and Data Protection Matters
How we talk about data privacy and protection is going to inform the future of our personal — and our attendees' — information. (Fast Company)
Airline Group IATA Warns No-Deal Brexit Will Unleash Chaos
Travel industries should prepare for chaos if no trade agreement is signed in the coming weeks for the U.K.’s planned split from the EU, the head of the sector’s trade body has warned. (Bloomberg)
Meeting Diplomacy
Planners are not skipping destinations that come with diplomatic issues.
3 Key Lessons for Licensing Music at Your Next Event
Not sure about licensing the soundtrack for your events? These three things will help you hit the right notes.
Webinar: Music Licensing and Your Event: What You Need to Know
This webinar will cover your responsibility for licensing, whether hiring a DJ, band, production company or playing music off your phone.
Webinar: Music Licensing and Your Event: What You Need to Know
Understanding music licensing can be complicated and many meeting professionals don't know where to start. This webinar will cover your responsibility for licensing, whether hiring a DJ, band, production company or playing music off your phone.
Hurricane Florence Forces Events to Examine Insurance Requirements
As Hurricane Florence made landfall in the Southeastern U.S., numerous events were forced to cancel or postpone, reviving a focus on event insurance requirements. (Billboard)
TwitchCon Gets New Security Measures Following Recent Incidents
Twitch, prioritizing security ahead of its annual TwitchCon at the end of October, is placing a heavier focus on bag searches and security screenings for its attendees. (Polygon)