Recent Stories

Caesars to Certify 1,000 Meeting Professionals in Advanced Event Design for Free

Caesars Entertainment partnered with Event Design Collective (EDCo) to make 1,000 meeting professionals Certified Event Designers by 2022 at no cost to participants. Caesars said the investment will help deepen its relationships with meetings clientele, understand their objectives and help them innovatively deliver on expectations. The hotel casino giant’s sales and convention services teams are also participating in the certification program.

Tribute Portfolio Unveils The Sarasota Modern

The Sarasota Modern opened its doors in downtown Sarasota, within the epicenter of the urban 'Rosemary District.' With European inspired design details, the Tribute Portfolio hotel features 89 guest rooms, indoor and outdoor meeting and event space as well as two pools.

Dream Nashville Opens in Historic Music City Neighborhood

Dream Nashville opened in Music City. Located on Fourth Avenue North in downtown Nashville’s historic Printer’s Alley, the hotel is set on the site of the city’s first boutique hotel, The Utopia, and its notorious neighbor, The Climax Saloon, all dating back to the 1890’s.

Missed Connections: You Just Missed Your Most Important Contact

From potential clients to new partners, networking is one of the most powerful experiences at any event. But…you may have just missed an important connection for your brand, and your career. As event organizers, it’s our job to create meaningful experiences and facilitate opportunities for attendees to reach each other. During this session we’ll uncover how event technology is the networking game-changer you need for your events. Learn how event tech tools like mobile event apps, lead capture, check-in technology, and more, will help you achieve your goals and make sure your attendees make the connections they are looking for.

Sensory Inclusive Event Venues: Why They Matter

In partnership with the nonprofit organization KultureCity, MGM Resorts International announced plans to make its major Las Vegas arenas, theaters and event centers sensory inclusive for individuals with autism, post-traumatic stress disorder and other sensory-sensitive conditions. It’s the most recent set of venues to commit to making their environments more accessible to people with autism and other sensory needs.