As every planner knows, the troubled economy has encouraged a wealth of changes in meetings and conventions. One of the emerging trends—spurred

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HONG KONGJW Marriott Hotel & Resorts and DJI, the world's

 Tough times require serious meetings, and dedicated conference centers appear well positioned for what lies ahead.“Corporations are squeezed.

PCMA announced the destinations hosting its annual 2019 and 2020 Convening Leaders event.

Even in a digital age of hyper-connectivity, the importance of face-to-face meetings and events has not been overlooked. As companies expand, merge

The Culinary and Bartenders Union, a Nevada affiliate of the UNITE HERE labor union representing 53,000 hotel and resort workers in the Las Vegas and

The Corporate Event Marketing Association’s (CEMA) Summit, held August 4-6 in Seattle, set a new benchmark for intentional inclusivity, something we

With so much technology available that it’s hard to keep up, MPI has continued its series of research on the Future of Meetings with a

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More CoverageGrowth and UpgradesTough times

The International Association of Conference Centers (IACC) The Americas, announced that the global association will present a webinar on December 8

 Senior planner Colleen Logan Brennan, CMP, of KPMG Global Services Centre in Woodcliff Lake, N.J., uses lots of forms and checklists to plan an

Arizona has its fans. Just ask Tucson-resident David Kliman, Event Leaders Exchange co-founder and Kliman Group president.“Arizona offers much that

Gen Z is coming and meeting planning will never be the same.“Never before has there been a generation incapable of remembering a world without

SAN ANTONIOGrand Hyatt San Antonio, located on

Freeman named Bob Priest-Heck as its new CEO. Priest-Heck will be the company’s fourth

DALLASFreeman named Bob Priest-Heck as its new CEO. Priest-Heck will be

Poken announced the appointment of Christina Tzavellas as senior sales and business

LAS VEGAS Octavius Tower, the sixth hotel tower at Caesars Palace, scheduled to open Jan. 2, 2012, will feature an innovative technology package