The COVID-19 pandemic has reminded us that change is the only constant.  Ask a meeting planner.  In a little more than a year, events

The country’s 14th largest city developed innovative digital programming to enhance the return to in-person meetings. While meetings and

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Business development expert and speaker Scott Steinberg shares some positive survey results regarding planner optimism about a face-to-face meetings

We’ve all felt a bit caged up during the COVID-19 pandemic, yearning to roam free with our friends and colleagues. And while the last year may have

The opportunity I had to learn from three organizations that are at the top of their “game” during my April 27-29 fam trip to look under the hood

With new protocols, flexibility and partnerships, today’s hospitality leaders are working to bring groups back to Florida. We spoke to a few of them

The business travel industry is on its way to full recovery, and while we are not quite at pre-recession levels yet, there are some strong signals

Association meetings veteran Willis Turner shares how the new AI technology

From Cincinnati to Cleveland to Toledo, planners will find that the Buckeye State, a uniformly affordable, compelling destination, is a time-saver as

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MPI World Education Congress (WEC) 2020 is up and running at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center after navigating a perilous pandemic

According to Prudential’s Pulse of the American Worker Survey, 43% of workers believe their long-term financial security will be in jeopardy if they

Karrington WarfieldAdministrative Assistant.Careerbuilder. Atlanta Do you find that your booking window (the time between booking a meeting and

Remote and hybrid work is the new normal, virtual desktops and online connections are suddenly standard, and flexibility in scheduling, working

In late September, a directive from the Nevada governor allowed the state—including meetings mecca Las Vegas—to host up to 1,000 people at an event.