Crowd-flow isn’t something you necessarily think about when it comes to smaller events. If you are planning an event for 20 people in a restaurant,

Disasters, both manmade and natural, just seem to keep rolling in. From hurricanes and other severe weather events to active shooter threats, any

Five years after a U.S. Travel Association task force detailed how to rebuild America's aviation security system, the group has come

LOS CABOS, MexicoIn reaction to the U.S. Department of State’s new tiered travel advisory system introduced on Wednesday, Jan. 10, the

Risk management should be at the top of every planning list for meetings. Potential hazards include manmade threats such as terrorism, shootings,

Following the announcement that Fontainebleau Development and Koch Real Estate Investments, with J.P Morgan as administrative agent, had secured a

The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA), the association for the global

In the high-stakes world of meeting planning, a watertight contract can make the difference between a seamless experience and a legal nightmare.

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) recently fined the air travel giant American Airlines $50 million, citing its numerous violations of laws

MGM Resorts International filed

With activations including a classic New Jersey-style breakfast, photo ops with Atlantic City lifeguards, sushi rolls and live demonstrations by Nobu

A survey of air travelers conducted by the U.S. Travel Association found that 75 percent believe “there has to be a better way” to

“Let’s make history, together,” declared PCMA and CEMA President and CEO Sherrif Karamat last October in advance of the 70th anniversary of PCMA and

MGM Resorts International reached a settlement with the victims of

Visit Orlando appointed former president and CEO of the Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority (RSCVA) Charles Harris as the DMO’s new COO.As

Cyber security is a hot issue in the industry, but recent terrorist incidents have moved physical security to the forefront. How can planners step up

This fourth installment of Meetings Horror Stories includes a scantily clad singer at a beach event, an inebriated tennis player and a

U.S. Travel Association Executive Vice President for Public Affairs Jonathan Grella issued the following statement on the

Ahead of IMEX America 2019, Meetings Today content developer Kate Cripe got a sneak peek of the $375 million Caesars Forum. During a hard hat tour,

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