3 opportunities for meeting professionals as organizations navigate the pandemic

More than five million Marriott customers around the world may be affected by the incident.

Understanding things like event-insurance fine print and which areas of operation hotels get group revenue from will help planners become better at contracting and negotiating.

Got email? It’s time to use it to educate elected officials about the plight of meetings and conventions.

Marriott International CEO Arne Sorenson makes a video presentation to employees worldwide that outlines plans for conserving cash now, resuming business later, and supporting each other all the way through.

The meetings industry has been devastated by COVID-19. But when face-to-face events resume later this year, there is a prudent way to financially protect your organization that doesn’t involve hand-washing or hoarding.

Without a massive bailout, industry execs expect well over 4 million job cuts this year.

MGM Resorts International and Wynn Resorts make an extraordinary decision, while a major meetings-industry coalition acknowledges such steps are necessary.

There has been a lot of ink spilled over force majeure and cancellation clauses since COVID-19 became a household word. Here are some legal insights that may just save your bacon.

U.S. Travel argues for protections for travel-related companies.