In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Travel Association is focused on promoting safe business and professional travel to help the travel and tourism sector fully and evenly recover.
On April 7, 2022, the industry will come together to celebrate Global Meetings Industry Day to showcase the value of meetings and events.
With spring just around the corner, Meeting Professionals International (MPI) recently published its Winter Meetings Outlook, a quarterly report that identifies new trends and innovations to help planners budget and plan.
Business events will be a key driver of this recovery, both locally and globally, according to the three main global trade bodies representing and serving the business events industry.
The Osthoff Resort offers everything you need to keep business going or make it pause for a while.
These two revitalized communities offer boundless options for small and large events.
Here’s how to safeguard your interests in a meetings and events world plagued by labor shortages.
Our readers have spoken: Here are your 2022 selections for the venues and vendors that exceed expectations every time.
Alison Huber tackles new event planning challenges with a grace that can only be gained by varied experience.
Recent renovations are responsible for transforming the newly expanded La Crosse Center.
Yet there’s a simple thing you can do to help you relax, give your brain a rest and reknit the frayed edges of your psyche: Get outside.
The Events Industry Council (EIC) has launched of the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) Fellows Program.
The Global Biorisk Advisory Council (GBAC) is broadening the scope of its GBAC STAR Accreditation to events.
This event space recently debuted in one of Milwaukee’s highly sought- after downtown entertainment areas.
The Manitowoc area meeting and event scene thrives on rural culture and unique, local venues.
