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

Here are four simple tips from a Cvent accessibility expert for meeting and event planners who want to better accommodate those with disabilities at their events.

Marriott International launched initiatives to further neuroinclusivity at its large customer events in collaboration with The Neu Project, an initiative from Google’s Experience Institute.

Visit Anaheim is now a Certified Autism Center, a designation granted to organizations whose staff have completed training to better understand and assist autistic and sensory-sensitive visitors.
 

On a recent visit, Meetings Today learned that new hotels, revamped meeting spaces and urban development projects are taking Calgary, Alberta, in progressive new directions.

American Anthropological Association planner Nate Wambold has taken massive strides making the association’s events accessible. Here is his advice for his meeting professional colleagues on how to start their journey, and the proper mindset to strive for.