The Rocky Mountain State wants to cut 10 percent from some of your meeting cost through mid-2024.

A meeting-procurement expert explains the differences among these time-saving risk-management strategies for the contracting process.

Planners and hoteliers weigh in on how to protect meetings from the labor crisis.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking comments. Time to get your beef with “junk fees” off your chest.

When you relaunch your meetings program, don’t assume the contracts you signed pre-Covid will fit today’s environment.

Three veterans from the supplier side of the meetings industry advise planners on how contract negotiations and terms should differ in the post-pandemic environment.

The agreements that large conventions and shows have with their destination hosts is often a handshake. Destinations International wants to change that.

Citing the tens of millions they spend on events at Hilton properties, 17 unions are pressing the hospitality company for daily housekeeping services during their upcoming meetings.

Four resources—two articles, an on-demand webinar, and a quiz—to help planners mitigate the impacts of unexpected situations.

As hospitality employees return to work, their wage increases are greatly outpacing those in other industries. The increased cost to suppliers could affect pricing for various event elements.