Best Practices

Hurricane Helene’s Aftermath

Hurricane Helene affect on meetings and events infrastructure Hurricane Helene tore through the Southeast last month, leaving a trail of destruction that impacted not only homes and businesses but also the region’s vital tourism and events infrastructure. From Florida to North Carolina, popular attractions, convention centers, and hotels faced closures, cancellations, and costly repairs. Florida […]

Lessons from Vice President Harris’ Debate Preparation

The preparation strategies employed by Vice President Kamala Harris for her presidential debate offer valuable insights on how to prepare speakers for events. In a world where presentation counts, understanding how to equip speakers can elevate events from ordinary to extraordinary.

Event Security Planning: Insights from DNC & RNC

During the Republican National Convention (RNC) heavily armed security boats patrolled the Milwaukee River to deter potential threats. The recent Democratic National Convention (DNC) Chicago police officers underwent constitutional policing and de-escalation training. The security plans for both conventions offer valuable lessons for meetings and events planners.

Supplier Spotlight: Delta Takes Accessibility to Cruising Altitude

The world of air travel, with its labyrinthine terminals and cramped cabins, has not always been the most welcoming space for passengers with disabilities. But a quiet revolution is underway, led by airlines like Delta, that are determined to change that narrative.

Mastering the Post-Event Checklist

After the buzz of a conference subsides, the real work for meeting managers begins. A well-executed post-event wrap-up is crucial for evaluating success, improving future events, and maintaining attendee engagement.

Help Attendees Beat the Heat

A blistering heat wave has gripped the Western United States, leaving a trail of suspected heat-related deaths and shattering temperature records. To ensure attendee health and safety during a heat wave at trade shows and conferences, planners should implement the following measures.

Protecting Your Event: A Guide to Outsmarting Disruptors

What planners should take away from the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump The assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania brings into harsh focus an unfortunate reality facing most large public events. In an era of heightened social activism, event planners are facing a new challenge: the […]

IBTM World Report Tackles Event Measurement

The event industry, responsible for orchestrating everything from Coachella to corporate conferences, is awash in data. Yet, extracting meaningful insights from this deluge remains a significant challenge.

Westin Ups the Ante on Sleep with Next-Gen Heavenly Bed

As the travel industry pivots towards a focus on wellness, Westin Hotels & Resorts is investing in its signature offering: sleep. The brand unveils its next-generation Heavenly Bed, a product refresh designed to further elevate the sleep experience for guests.

How to Fight Late Registration

The world of event planning is grappling with a new reality: attendees are waiting longer than ever to commit to attending conferences and trade shows. A recent report by Maritz, a global event management company, sheds light on this trend and its potential consequences.

Greener Gatherings Start Here

Ottawa Tourism has officially launched its Responsible Events Guide, a comprehensive tool created to support professionals in designing greener, more community-connected gatherings in Canada’s capital. The guide was unveiled during IMEX Frankfurt (May 20–22), where Ottawa Tourism highlighted its leadership in responsible destination management.

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