Don’t think of your audience as one unit, but as individuals you can connect with before, during, and after the meeting. Dan Nilsen, CEO, Bishop-McCann, shares two tactics for making those connections. Suggested Categories More from ...

Behind the scenes tours are always captivating. Now the Westin Peachtree Plaza in Atlanta is offering your meeting attendees a Green Tour, a look at how the convention hotel maintains its Green Seal Silver Level certification. The hotel is...

Inspiration, best practices, and eco-tours on tap at the Sustainable Meetings Conference

Paris is at the top of the list of international meeting sites this year, while Vienna has gained back one of the two spots it fell when Paris knocked it out as number one and Madrid crept by to number two in last year’s rankings...

Attendees at IMEX Frankfurt expect to learn the latest news about international cities, emerging destinations, hotels, resorts, and the state of the global meetings industry. This year, attendees can also take away the experience of attending a...

Ritz-Carlton’s new ((Chime)) is a mobile app designed specifically to enable meeting planners to make requests on the fly. Similar to its parent company’s Marriott Red Coat Direct app, ((Chime)) gives planners a drop-down menu to make service and...

Truth be told, we’re beyond the right brain/left brain dichotomy. But it’s still terrific shorthand for describing perspectives and working styles that are guided either by free-flowing imagination or by reality-bound logic...

My hat is off to the London Convention Bureau for its Love the Event, Love the Experience campaign. You've probably already read some of the reports coming out of it—with a press release headline of "The events industry needs more creative thinke...

This infographic from American Express Global Business Travel crunches the company's 2014 numbers to come up with the top destinations in the U.S. and worldwide, plus most popular city pairs and even airplane seat bookings. Interesting! ...