Are your meetings attendees deterred by the hassles of air travel? A new survey says yes. In fact, they find it as annoying as a trip to the DMV.

From generative A.I discussions to a “Belong-a-palooza” to a filmmaker workshop, fresh topics will complement evergreen sessions such as event contracting and meeting security, for a lively educational agenda.

Boston is making a new effort to highlight diverse event suppliers, while a new apprenticeship in Chicago could jump start an event-industry career for a BIPOC applicant.

The train serving Miami International’s mile-long Concourse D is offline indefinitely.

Association executives and convention/exhibition planners flocked to Georgia World Congress Center for an event that had no virtual option.

Check your passport expiration date. If you need a new one, don’t wait to apply. The U.S. State Department is overloaded with requests.

Meeting planners have a full plate, making day-to-day productivity essential. However, productivity can too easily become an end in itself. Here’s how to spot the trap.

If they’re Gen Z or Millennials, the answer is probably “yes,” according to a new survey about how employees talk about their pay in the workplace—and the consequences of doing so.

Connected to Global Wellness Day on June 10, the 48-hour event promotes walking to improve health while engaging in competition with fellow planners.