Global Events Planning

4 steps that planners can take to get there

Bye, bye sellers’ market—planners need hotel contracts that won’t keep them up at night.

The Trump Administration’s threat to pull the Republican National Convention out of Charlotte, N.C., raises questions for planners everywhere.

There’s not much to smile about in I-Meet’s latest snapshot survey, but GBTA’s new data offers a bit of good news.

PSAV has published a new guide to session-room formats, technology, and hygiene to minimize health risks at conferences.

It’s expected to be a long time before most properties are staffed like they were before the pandemic.

A new EIC task force is sorting through myriad policy and procedure recommendations for reopening meetings so you don’t have to.

The first post-lockdown event at Orlando’s convention center was set for mid-June, but the organizers made a late decision to move to July.

A new document from UFI sets out conditions for running trade shows under COVID-19 conditions.

Like many of you, I am still trying to process the magnitude of what is taking place, not just across the planet but in our corner of the business world too...