Meetings and events planning veteran and speaker Bonnie Wallsh shares her tips for working with a CVB/DMO. [Related Content:

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When planning a meeting, chances are you have a phenomenal list of food and beverage, audiovisual and teambuilding ideas, but if you don’t

Tess Vismale, tech whisperer with the DAHLIA+ marketing agency, shares

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Event professionals increasingly need to negotiate explicit

As more and more meetings go global, U.S.-based meeting planners need to familiarize themselves with the technology landscape abroad.While navigating

Room poaching is one of those stubborn meetings and events industry problems that deftly avoids even the best efforts to snuff it out.It’s the

While organizing a conference close to home can be challenging enough, the task of planning one thousands of miles away in a foreign-speaking

Great event design gets its inspiration from a multitude of sources. Maybe that inspiration comes from

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are booming. From

For the first of SITE’s regular columns for Meetings Today, it feels right to begin with what matters most. Incentive travel is often discussed

It seems it’s always open-season on the meetings industry, with politicians tossing the issue of face-to-face government meetings around like a

It’s no shocker that the job of planning meetings and events can be quite stressful. We have to manage everything from speakers and hotel

Free isn't free. There's still no “free lunch” in life, and this holds true for internet connectivity, even in coffee

Paramedics. Head chefs. Emergency room nurses. Judges. Military members. Police officers. Meeting and event planners.These are among the most

Meeting planners operating in the SMERF—social, military, education, religious and fraternal—segment often have to stretch budgets and get creative

We’ve all been there.It’s the first day of an event and you’re standing in a crowded room alone. Maybe you’re new to the meetings and events industry

As most business-event planners know, meetings are successful only when there is a coordinated team effort between the host organization and the host