Join a global conversation on Twitter on Monday, April 23, around sustainability and corporate social responsibility in the meetings and events industry. The 24-hour event, #CSRshareDay, now in its fourth year, aims to get professionals talking...

Two industry experts weigh in on saving food, saving money, and saving the planet. A new U.S. law helps, too.  

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

Knowing whether your meeting participants are knowledge seekers or networkers, can help you design a more effective meeting.

How you can grab their attention without having to resort to fire-eaters or dancing horses.

Download the exclusive MeetingsNet survey on commission practices in the meetings industry.

Hotels that aren’t resorts are now catching onto the add-a-mandatory-fee-to-the-base-rate trend—they just give it a new name.

The three experiences that you should add to your next conference are: 1.  Hosted-buyer appointments 2.  A start-up pavilion and Shark Tank theater on your show floor 3.  Roundtable discussions during your day-one lunch ...

For too many requests for proposals, it’s a GIGO situation. That’s “garbage in, garbage out,” explained independent planner Meghan Palm, CMP, HMCC, at the 2018 Pharma Forum in Philadelphia. Her breakout session on improving...

Having a social media component in your crisis communications plan will help you inform and protect your audience should something bad happen.