Ocean City, MD's Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) and Convention

Meetings and events F&B is undergoing a revolution on many fronts, with sustainability and healthy options perhaps being at the fore.In my 30-

As in-person meetings begin to return, destination selection will be paramount. Planners will be on the lookout for cities that have put forth an

The “2016 Green Venue Report: The State of Convention and Exhibition Center Sustainability” is now available for download

Aired March 25, 2020 Presented by Brenda Rivers  CEUS

Following a thorough one-year global exploration for the ideal candidate, the International Association of Conference Centers (IACC) announced the

 Getting started can be the most intimidating part—we here at Meeting Strategies Worldwide hear it a lot—but not if you look at it this way: You

Did you know that one out of four of your event attendees is likely to have a disability?1 Events that aren’t designed with attendees that have

Destinations International (DI) launched an expanded Virtual Education Series on September 23, elevating its offerings as the world’s leading

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VANCOUVER, Wash.Event technology can be overwhelming for the most experienced of planners, even more so for the uninitiated or less tech-savvy

About to leave for your next meeting or event? Travelers take note: Workers are on strike at four major U.S. airports protesting working conditions.

Created in the early 1960s as Hawaii’s first master-planned resort community, Kaanapali Beach Resort keeps traditions alive even as it

One question asked in the 2019 Meetings Today Trends Survey was

Meetings F&B expert and 

DETROITDetroit’s Cobo Center has received the Convention Industry Council’s

The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) and

The CIC announced the appointment of a new Leadership Council to lead CIC’s APEX initiative. As part of the planned transition the previous

A measles outbreak in the U.S. that threatens to become a pandemic may carry major repercussions for the meetings and conventions industry.Measles,

As splashy technology becomes more and more desirable at meetings and events, planners continue to weigh the wows with the costs, constantly