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Tyler Davidson has covered the travel trade for more than 30 years. In his current role with Meetings Today, Tyler leads the editorial team on its mission to provide the best meetings content in the industry.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: What Trends Are You Seeing?

Meeting planners in the Meetings Today Market Trends Survey respond as to what trends they're seeing.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: What Dietary Preferences and Requirements Are You Seeing?

Meeting planners in the Meetings Today Market Trends Survey respond as to what F&B preferences and requirements they are seeing.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: Do You Have Leverage on Room Rates?

Meeting planners in the Meetings Today Market Trends Survey respond as to whether they had leverage on room rates in 2018.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: What Are Your Wi-Fi Costs and Strategies?

Meeting planners in the Meetings Today Market Trends Survey respond as to how to obtain free or reduced Wi-Fi.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: Do You Offer Sustainable Meetings?

Meeting planners in the Meetings Today Market Trends Survey respond as whether they offer sustainable, or green, meetings.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: Do You Have a Risk Management Plan?

Meeting planners in the Meetings Today Market Trends Survey respond to whether their organizations have a security or disaster management plan.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: How Will the Economy Affect Meetings in 2019?

Meeting planners in the Meetings Today Market Trends Survey give their opinions on how the U.S. economy will impact the meetings industry.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: What Activities Are You Incorporating?

Meeting planner respondents from the 2019 Meetings Today Trends Survey respond as to what activities they're incorporating.

2019 Meetings Trends Survey Responses: How Strictly Are Attrition Clauses Being Enforced?

Meeting planners respond to whether contract attrition clauses are being enforced more strictly.

Seattle ‘Panic Button’ Law Blocked in Court

The Washington State Court of Appeals blocked a so-called “panic button” law for hotels in Seattle on Monday, December 24, 2018. According to the unanimous ruling, Seattle Initiative Measure 124 violated the “single subject condition,” which stops disparate rules being combined into a single law.