Aired May 29, 2019 Presented by Eric Rozenberg 

LAS VEGASWynn Las Vegas and Encore began checking bags with handheld metal detectors on Monday, Oct. 2, following the mass shooting in Vegas,

The U.S Travel Association and a panel of travel and security experts unveiled a comprehensive plan recommending strong reforms to current security

DES MOINES, IowaDes Moines’ planned convention hotel has secured funding after Polk County committed nearly $30 million in additional financing

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.Florida Gov. Rick Scott and Visit Florida won their

From Associated Press Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says U.S. airports, including Los Angeles International and O'Hare

Verified Identity Pass, a company that allowed airline passengers who paid a yearly fee to use a private security line dubbed Clear, may be back in

While every corporate and association planner knows how steeply costs are rising for their events, those responsible for coordinating executive

The recent federal action against Wyndham Worldwide for the cyber theft of more than 600,000 customer payment records is raising questions about data

Set directly across from Caesars Palace on Las Vegas Boulevard, the property formerly known The Cromwell has been completely overhauled to become The

Join Meetings Today, Mark Herrera, Director of Education of the International Association of Venue Managers; of the International Association of

Join Meetings Today, Mark Herrera, Director of Education of the International Association of Venue Managers; of the International Association of

Jonathan Wackrow, managing director of Teneo Risk

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that Orange County, Calif.’s John Wayne Airport will be the 35th airport in the

Chris Skelding joined Caesars Entertainment in the new position of vice president of meeting operations, bringing with him more than 25 years of

At 220 acres, the Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC) campus is one of the largest such convention offerings in the world, containing the nearly 4

If Mitt Romney loses the presidential election, many think a secretly recorded video that was almost certainly made by a catering staffer at a

Germany’s Frankfurt Airport was evacuated Tuesday