Learning about hybrid meetings technology and strategy is essential for meeting and event planners who want to remain relevant in the “New Norm.” Virtual meetings expert John Chen makes his case for why.

A pair of recent studies point to a rapidly rebounding meetings and incentives market as omicron seems to be on the retreat and attendees and organizations that plan meetings are ready to get back in the saddle.

From beach Olympics to scavenger hunts and cigar rolling, these unique events take outdoor beach gatherings to the next level. 

The recent property updates and renovations in Florida that planners should know about. 

MPI used Global Meetings Industry Day as a platform to announce upcoming destinations for its World Education Congress (WEC) event through 2026.

Australian events management software company EventsAIR named Seattle-based events industry veteran Mathew Donegan-Ryan as its CEO, following what is described by the company as a “significant investment” by private equity firm The Riverside Company.

Successive generations of women chef-restaurateurs are expanding the dimensions of Boston’s culinary scene, which can be enjoyed by meeting groups today. 

Stay a few extra days after your next Florida event and you’ll discover there are many diverse and historically rich neighborhoods ripe for exploration.

While the U.S. economy continues to rapidly recover from the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, the hardest-hit segment of it is still lagging in a spectacular manner.

When planners incorporate CSR activities into their Hawaiʻi programs, they’ll ensure attendees experience a deeper connection to the people, places and culture of Hawaiʻi. Here are some examples to get you started.