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A long-running fraud scheme is cycling through new identities to stay ahead of detection, and independent planners remain the primary targets.

Building attendees’ commitment to your event and educating them on the implications of canceling feeds their “meeting-decline guilt” and can stop them from changing their plans.

Many meeting professionals struggle to plan more sustainable events. Caesars Entertainment’s company-wide waste reduction initiatives, along with its comprehensive event tracking tools, help planners address these challenges and build effective sustainability strategies for greener meetings.

Allegra Roccato's leadership journey has been shaped by personal resilience and a deep commitment to inclusion. She is living proof of the value of empathy, trust, and creative problem-solving.

Encore is using its new line of credit to expand internationally. With the acquisition of production company Eclipse, it expands its London footprint and gains a home advantage at some of the city’s top venues.

Contracts are a planner’s first line of defense against extra costs on everything from rates to F&B — and those annoying hidden fees.

Accessibility is often treated as a compliance task. A recent conference demonstrates what it looks like when inclusion becomes the operating system, not an afterthought.

There’s been a redrawing of the incentive travel map as companies wrestle with higher costs and shifting sentiments about international travel.

SkiftX and New Orleans & Company partnered to analyze the current corporate landscape and uncover insights to help meeting planners exceed attendee expectations. As planners balance growing demands from executives who are navigating economic uncertainty and rapid technological change, this report focuses on the design strategies that can deliver meaningful impact for audiences and the bottom line.

This power user of AI feels that the next wave of innovation will come from making meetings more human.

Trade shows have long relied on floor space as their financial backbone, but that foundation is changing faster than most executives admit. A new framework provides a consistent way to quantify that change.

Growing scrutiny and increased expectations are forcing event organizers to go beyond token gestures and embed sustainability in every aspect of event design. TED has responded with a measurable, verifiable, and deeply integrated climate action plan.