Nothing is more exciting than repeat business, right? And nothing is trickier than keeping it new and exciting for the same group year over year. We’

Thinking about some of the interesting people I’ve met in the meetings and hospitality industry, these four—Amy Beaulieu, Jacy Hanson,

Thanks for participating in our 2010 Meetings Market Trends Survey. The archived version of the webinar is available for free On Demand on the

The IBTM’s global meetings industry research arm presented its first report on the Americas June 20 at AIBTM in Baltimore, with highlights

A more dangerous version of the stomach virus the tourism industry most frequently associates with cruise ships has spiked at the end of 2024, with

With the unstoppable force of globalization, chances are good that the meeting planner of the future will need to plan meetings in international

Kay Bothwell, CMP Administrative assistant III Department of Labor & Employment DenverIs the duration of

Often in life, procuring goods and services of quality means paying top dollar. Not so in meetings. There’s enormous

Jackie Cassarly, CMPPresidentPlanning Connection, Inc.Gainesville, Fla. Do you find that your booking window is increasing or shrinking recently

Welcome to the 2011 Meetings Market Trends Survey.We received responses from nearly 700 meeting planners during the survey last October, which

WASHINGTON, D.C. A legislative proposal to increase the airline security tax is disappointing and shortsighted, an airline trade group has said,

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Donna M. McGovern. CMP Senior Convention/Congress Manager The CementWorks Advertising Agency New York Is the

Meeting planners and stakeholders are focused on maximizing the return on investment (ROI) of every event more than ever.In my new book

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Dennis Edwards, president and CEO Visit Raleigh, has been appointed as the new chair of the North Carolina Travel & Tourism Board of Directors.

With business travel nearly back to pre-pandemic levels and family schedules returning to normal, mom or dad may be on the road for meetings more

While the unbridled rise of guest room rates may be slowing from the Great Recession recovery period of the last few years, the question of when the

As 2025 comes to a close, many in the meetings and events industry are looking back at the year with pride for what they accomplished. Meetings Today