Imagine your first introduction to the hospitality industry as a high schooler, touring behind the scenes at an airport and discussing a career in

There’s a reason the IMEX team encourages attendees to share their thoughts and photos from the show floor using the hashtag #IMEXcited. There

The journey to create a more inclusive meetings and events industry is ongoing, and year after year, new projects and programs are being

When you think of a Vespa scooter, you think of buzzing around small streets in quaint Italian towns or bustling cities. Now, at the

Event Service Professionals Association (ESPA) announced Dominique Bonds as its new president, along with several new board members, during its 2024

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  Where are meetings and events at in the great post-shutdown recovery? Who is winning the force majeure battle? Are room rates and other

The pandemic has accelerated forces already in motion that will transform the way DMOs collaborate with and impact the communities they serve.

After attending the 2022 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity June 20-24,

IMEX America resumed its

Leading meetings and events industry diversity, equity and inclusion leader Jason Dunn Sr. was named to lead the National Coalition of Black Meeting

  Boasting some of the best, if unheralded, beaches in the U.S., as well as an aerospace industry that sent man to the moon and venues that

Diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DEIA

California has always been a beacon for those blazing their own trails, from the Gold Rush and flower-power ’60s to the greatest cultural and

Dear Ashley, how can you make sure you don’t confuse respecting local culture with cultural appropriation? Andres Lopez

Anyone who works in the meetings and events industry knows that the business hasn’t just been about “heads in beds” for a long time. Creating

  Meeting and event planners see the light at the end of the tunnel, with in-person training and internal engagement leading the recovery,

Meetings and conventions have started to return to Columbus, Ohio. “Things have come back quicker than anticipated, and we are extremely excited

I was born 17 days before the new millennium, and telephones were still attached to walls with the swirly cords I got my fingers stuck in far too

Job losses in the hospitality industry since the onset of the pandemic have been stark. According to January 2022 statistics reported by the U.S.