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It’s easy to see why L.A. continues to be a popular choice for meetings. The Los Angeles Convention Campus offers top-tier meeting space, nearby

On July 4, President Trump signed into law his signature piece of legislation, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” The bill is likely to have major

ASAE released an Insight Update report that highlights how recent shifts in federal policies are impacting association meetings attendance,

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Nearly four years after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus is continuing to make headlines. In 2022, the CDC updated its vaccine

It’s hard to believe that empty boxes of space can change so much. But they do. And they should.  In June, the International Association of

In 2016, when I was a sophomore in high school, I took an economics class over the summer. The class was offered in what was, at that point, a

Rental & Staging Network, a North America-based trade network of 26 independent audiovisual providers, rebranded to become

In one challenging year, audiovisual (AV) companies have transitioned from helping meeting planners produce their in-person events to leading the

As the world of meetings continues to evolve, so does Florida’s most dynamic meetings destination—Tampa Bay. From enhanced cleaning protocols and

Hospitality industry tech giant Cvent went public December 9. It’s the second time the Tysons Corner, Virginia, company has become a publicly traded

Two event technology companies, MeetingPlay and Aventri, announced that they have merged and plan to operate as a full-service event software

Serving a diverse range of organizations.   What do your organization and meeting have in common with Super Bowl LV, the

By Eric Newkirk Meeting planners need to speak the right language to get the most cost-effective outcome for their audiovisual

#InlineArticleRectangle{display:none;} In this Meetings Today Podcast recorded in March, Meetings Today’s Tyler Davidson talks with

MPI is set to end 2020 with a deficit of $2.5 million, but the association said previous reserves will carry it through the pandemic period because

If not careful, meeting planners can lose their freedom to choose their AV provider as soon as they sign a venue contract. And with

With the COVID-19 pandemic and the unprecedented level of turmoil it inflicted on the meetings and events industry on the wane, we decided to tap the

Serving a diverse range of organizations. What do your organization and meeting have in common with Super Bowl LV, the American