With the Austin Convention Center closed until early 2029, the mega-event SXSW has adapted its format in order to stay in Austin, while a few hotels have joined forces to host citywide business events smoothly.

From Boston to New York to Miami to Chicago to Dallas and elsewhere, more than 5,000 flights—22 percent of the entire U.S. flight schedule—were canceled on February 23. Another 3,000 were canceled on February 24. Even into February 25, problems still remain for midweek meetings in many cities.

Incorporating brief breathwork sessions into meetings—and persuading attendees of the benefits—can boost their performance on site and everywhere else.

Shelter-in-place advisories and cancelled flights in the resort-heavy destination of Puerto Vallarta had group-program organizers invoking crisis plans. However, flights to the U.S. and Canada resumed on February 24.

As the Milan-Cortina extravaganza wraps up, meetings-industry leaders are driving home the point that technology cannot deliver the emotional and motivational benefits of face-to-face gatherings. 

The federal budget impasse has defunded DHS and TSA. Airport security checkpoints will likely see delays.

Two “Day 1” AI adopters share what they’ve learned in the three years they’ve been using it for business events

A large corporate show was canceled just outside Minneapolis due to ICE enforcement activity. Meanwhile, ICE appears ready to ramp up activity in dozens of other cities. Here's what planners should know.

The iconic Humana Tower near the Kentucky International Convention Center will receive a full redesign to become a group-focused property.

There’s so much happening in the meeting and incentive destinations of “State 48.” Here are updates from Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson and Flagstaff.