Setting conference fees is tricky. Now that your event is virtual, the puzzle is more complex.

Requiring versus encouraging face coverings as entertainment centers reopen.

A recent study shows that people in minority groups as well as women have concerns that America will simply get back to resembling “business as usual.”

Republicans refuse social-distancing advice, throwing their convention into unknown territory. Two political convention veterans weigh in on what planners are coping with.

Global Exhibitions Day, the virtual advocacy event held June 3, galvanized around tactics to get people traveling and protect businesses.

To relieve overflow and let attendees sample more content, some groups video-broadcast concurrent sessions into a common area. Now, this tactic could help with social distancing—if the venue has enough flexible space.

Thermal screening, face coverings bring new meaning to “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.”

The World Health Organization’s new publication on mass gatherings provides a high-level checklist for convention planners navigating coronavirus concerns.

Changemaker Amy Zellmer employed creative strategies to roll out a new events division at a marketing agency.