On Monday, July 30, an Aeromexico flight from the northern Mexican state of Durango to Mexico City crashed shortly after takeoff; miraculously, all 103 passengers survived. While this was the best possible outcome, the incident serves as a stark...

If you believe preparing your organization for a crisis is hard, think about how much more difficult rebuilding its reputation would be.

A security expert says mental preparedness starts before booking a venue.

With strong parallels to the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, California’s new law will have implications for hotels and meeting professionals at large organizations.

As workplace policies improve safety for women, risk management during business trips lags behind.

From backup generators to active shooter “denial devices,” seven things to ask about when you need a meeting venue that makes risk management a priority.

Planners don’t have to be paranoid, but there is no excuse for not being prepared.

An industry attorney offers liability-limiting reminders in light of the recent death of a woman at the NeoCon trade show.

Even though the threat to your meeting may be nil, the volcanic eruption on Hawaii’s Big Island can still have attendees saying they don’t lava the idea of attending your Maui event.

Don’t wait until you have a medical incident on your hands to realize you should have spent as much time planning for medical issues as you did for food and beverage