DAHLIA+ tech evangelist Dahlia El Gazzar explains how event technology and

In today’s cost-conscious and time-challenged environment, there is good news for meeting and incentive planners: Your ship has come in. The

The business travel industry is on its way to full recovery, and while we are not quite at pre-recession levels yet, there are some strong signals

Logistically speaking, a hybrid event should be plural. In other words, a next-normal hybrid event is two events—one in-person event, one remote

October 2018 marked a year since actress Alyssa Milano reignited the #MeToo movement. It has become clear that no industry is immune to sexual

As Southwest Airlines’ catchy tag- line puts it, "Wanna get away?" South Texas may be the answer for groups for various reasons. It boasts

IACC CEO Mark Cooper shares details about the organization's upcoming 

Tech Evangelist Dahlia El Gazzar of the DAHLIA+ marketing agency

If there’s one thing I have learned over the past decade staging high-octane special event entertainment, it’s this: Attendee attention

Lindsey ShortLA Telecommunications AssociationBaton Rouge, La. Do you find that your booking window is increasing or shrinking recently? Are you

Meeting U president and event tech expert Jim Spellos shares a

Meeting U president and event tech expert Jim Spellos shares a

As the resident wellness expert for Meetings Today, I was eager to be on the list of attendees at the inaugural Caesars Entertainment Global Wellness

Meetings Today's annual Meetings Trendsetters list recognizes 20 outstanding individuals who have made an outsized impact in the meetings, events,

Tracy Stuckrath shares how event planners can eliminate food waste and save money.

Meetings are booming. City meetings, resort meetings, convention center meetings, cruise ship meetings. If you’re wondering where clients will

Sarah Soliman Daudin with Soliman Productions explains how

CHICAGOThe PCMA Education Foundation has commissioned a new guide using a collection of behavioral science studies curated by psychologists to

Longtime Explore St. Louis president Kathleen “Kitty” Ratcliffe is set to step down August 31, almost 10 months ahead of her contract expiration in

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