5 areas where planners can improve attendees’ mental and physical wellbeing: nourishment, movement, rest, wellness tracks, and connections.
A professional emcee isn’t just for introducing speakers—it’s a role that can help with event marketing, audience experience, risk management, and more.
April is Autism Awareness Month, the perfect time for meeting professionals to commit to learning more about how a few simple changes can improve the meeting experience for neurodiverse attendees.
At a recent conference for event planners, a motivational speaker drove home his message with eye-popping demonstrations before an industry expert delivered valuable insights about the next generation of meeting attendees.
Is there a future for pre-scheduled appointments at exhibitions? One industry leader believes strongly in their value.
Your attendees might not be Oscar nominees, but there’s still something to learn from the products and services in nominees’ luxury swag bags.
According to a new report, planners feel their events deliver noticeably more value through attendee networking than through learning sessions. One takeaway: Create more breakout sessions featuring interactive formats.
These days, there’s more that goes into a destination decision than rates, dates, space, and airlift.
