One of the brightest lights and biggest thinkers in the meetings and events industry, Event Manager Blog editor and author Julius Solaris, joins

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Meeting and event planners polled by Meetings Today as part of its new monthly MeetingsTALK survey found that 35% indicated they will be ready to

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Birmingham, Alabama  has been called the Portland, Oregon, of the South, a “

We need to get back to work! We need to get focused and do whatever it takes to support the hospitality industry. We are going on a year and the

Large events like conferences and conventions require significant time commitments from both planners and attendees. For new mothers at these events

Historic venues always make for crowd-pleasing offsite locations for special events like receptions, awards ceremonies or even corporate meetings. In

Golfing is still a great way to conduct meetings and network.Learn some of the ways this outing has evolved and why scheduling your next golf event

Golfing is still a great way to conduct meetings and network.Learn some of the ways this outing has evolved and why scheduling your next golf event

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