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This writeup in the New Orleans CityBusiness talks about how the American Library Association convention in NOLA went off pretty well. All in all, the writeup is pretty positive, though I think I'm still with the ...

I was reading this post on storytelling and branding on A Clear Eye, and it strikes me that this is a lot of what is missing in the meeting marketing materials (say that three times fast!) I receive. It's all about all the great stuff the meeting...

Larry Mundy's columns are always a hoot, but this one was extraordinary: The Forensic Hotel Housekeeper. A snip...

OK, here's a terrible timewaster: Addicting Clicks. I have to admit that I got embarrassingly far down the road before I made myself stop. But what the heck, it's Friday. Click on.

To keep meetings from running on forever, some are adopting a standing-room-only stance, according to USA Today article. I'm trying to imagine our team doing this in our weekly editorial meetings, but somehow, I just don't see it happening. It...

I always was a fan of Tradeshow Life, but now that Jeffrey Brown has completely revamped it to be a community site, it's awesome. 'Nuff said—check it out for yourself.

I had to laugh at this article in the Toronto Star about how hotel bathrooms are a refuge in a sea of, well, you don't really want to know, do you? ...

Here's my 4th of July wish for all who treasure this day in U.S. history. And please read and reflect on the below Declaration of Independence. This day is about more than fireworks...

After reading several posts on the Miforum listserv about what constitutes "mountain dressy" for an event in Northern Canada, I thought of this quiz we ran eons ago in Corporate Meetings & Incentives magazine...

I've never paid much attention to this, being the trusting person that I am, but according to Nancy at Full Circle Online Interaction Blog, Northwest's frequent flier programs award fewer miles than are actually flown. She says...