While the Reuben may be an obvious choice for an authentic and local bite in Omaha, the city’s menu of must-try meals has even more to offer, from creative sushi and crabcakes to wood-fired pizzas and warm duck salads. 

IMEX is encouraging event agencies to bring young professionals to IMEX Frankfurt May 14-16 to help them expand their networks and boost their professional development through a new dedicated program of sessions designed for those who are new to the industry called Rising Talent.

The 2024 MPI World Education Congress (WEC), the association’s signature educational and networking event for meeting professionals, is around the corner, taking place May 20-22 in Louisville, Kentucky. Here’s a look at what’s on the WEC Louisville menu.

What does it mean to have social anxiety in the highly social industry of meetings and events? Taylor Smith shares her experience, as well as how the industry helped her come out of her shell.

Here's how three hotel brands and hospitality companies are ditching the one-size-fits-all approach to corporate gifting to offer guests and meeting attendees personalized presents that feel like real rewards.

As a guest speaker, Meetings Today’s Taylor Smith had the opportunity to attend the 2024 Women in Tourism and Hospitality National Conference March 28-29 in San Diego. Read on to learn about the history of the conference and see highlights from this year’s event.

The colorful culture of Louisiana reaches from New Orleans over to Baton Rouge and up to Shreveport-Bossier, and groups visiting Louisiana can experience it in local and authentic ways, from walking tours to museum visits and more.  

Meeting planners have one of the most stressful jobs in the world. Here are tips and tricks for managing stress from your fellow meetings industry professionals you can weave into your work routine.

After nearly two years of living in the “real world,” here’s what I’ve learned about being a working adult that I didn’t learn in college.

What does an “Instagram-worthy” incentive moment look like? According to Gen Z (and incentive industry experts), the answer is off-the-beaten-path destinations, authentic local experiences, freedom of choice and enough down time to make a program their own.