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Top 10 Most Read Articles on MeetingsEvents.com in 2024

These are the stories that resonated most with readers in 2024 The last 12 months was a year of accelerating technology, geopolitical shifts, and a growing awareness of our interconnectedness in the face of shared challenges. Within that context, here are the top 10 stories that have had the most resonance with MeetingEvents.com readers in […]

SITE Crystal Award Case Study: Building Teams and Bridging Cultures

Arabian Adventures has been recognized for its outstanding work in the field of incentive travel, taking home the prestigious SITE Crystal Award for Excellence in Incentive Travel: Africa & Middle East for its recent program in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Disney Treasure: A Playground for Grown-Ups

In addition to the usual family-oriented activities and amenities, The Disney Treasure, the newest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, offers a sophisticated and adventurous escape designed with adults in mind.

Forget Fruitcake!

The YES Network's thoughtful farewell gifts to their departing radio show hosts offer valuable lessons in corporate gifting, especially during the holiday season.

Virtual Events Get a Hollywood Makeover

GlobalMeet, a leader in virtual event technology, has answered the call with a revamped Live Studio Control Room that puts the power of a TV production studio in the hands of event organizers.

7 Ways to Reinvent the Coffee Break

Conferences and conventions offer a vital opportunity for professionals to connect, collaborate, and build relationships. While keynote speeches and breakout sessions remain important, savvy event planners are recognizing the growing value of what was once simply known as the "coffee break."

Say Goodbye to Hidden Hotel Fees

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced a new rule aimed at increasing transparency and eliminating "junk fees" in the hotel and live entertainment industries.

Talking Turkey

As the dust settles on another bustling Thanksgiving travel season, the numbers reveal a striking reality: the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screened over 3 million travelers on the Sunday following the holiday alone, setting a new record. Yet, amid this surge of consumer travelers, the meetings and events industry stands at a critical crossroads, grappling with the dual challenges of demand and disruption.

Food for Thought

Planning menus for meetings that keep attendees alert and energized requires a strategic approach. Here are some tips for breakfast, lunch, and break times.

Caesars Virginia: A Southern Debut with Roman Flair

After much anticipation (and a slight delay), Caesars Virginia is set to open its doors on December 17th, ushering in a new era of luxury and entertainment for the region. The grand opening promises to be a spectacle worthy of the Caesars name, with a star-studded lineup and a celebration that will light up the Danville skyline.

Grounded by Gridlock: The U.S. Shutdown’s Ripple Effect on Air Travel and Events

When flights slow, meetings stop moving. And right now, the U.S. government shutdown is quietly threatening the most essential logistics layer in the event industry: the ability to get people where they need to be.

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