In-Room Tablets Enhance Interactivity at ARIA
“This installation is the industry's largest and, together, Crave and ARIA are setting new standards in world-class guest service."
3 Big Data Trends Affecting Meetings
Blockchain, for one, will shorten the "long tail of travel and meeting procurement,’" allowing for faster and possibly less expensive travel and meeting planning.
DigitalNow2017 Attendees Discover Hidden Superpowers
“What’s your super power?” was the theme of the digitalNow 2017 conference held at the Loews Royal Pacific Resort within Universal Orlando Resort.
5 Ways to Achieve Quiet Event Engagement
How the rise in popularity of silent discos, silent seminars and silent auctions also harness quiet engagement.
Uniworld’s Exclusive River Cruising Itineraries Offer More Than a Few Surprises
Imagine technology that can transform a luxurious spa into a lively nightclub with the touch of a button. This and more are possible with Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection.
Top 5 Global Event Trends for 2016
Just like building websites has become consumer-oriented, meeting planners can expect something similar with a DIY apps economy in the near future.
ibtm world to Honor Top Tech Innovators
Submissions for the ibtm world Technology and Innovation Watch Award are judged on innovation, completeness of concept and the value of the product to the meetings industry.
Transforming Meetings at Prevue’s Palm Beach Summit
Even the F&B echoed the theme, with opportunities for attendees to design their own grilled cheese sandwiches, make their own smoothies and shake their own salads.
10 Must-Have Apps for Planners
The National Conference Center has come up with the following list of top apps for meeting and event planners—and many are free.
National Book Festival Sparks Digital Conversation in Washington, D.C.
Another part the digital conversation was the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington’s (RAMW) push to encourage attendees to combine their love for books and food.
Toronto’s Massive Overhauls Enhance Meetings Experience
In a mere 25 minutes, attendees can now reach several of Toronto’s downtown hotels, tourist attractions and business centers.
Scotland’s Innovative Edge Continues to Wow Delegates
Scotland aims to pump out $8 billion in state-of-the-art technologies, enhanced hotels, venues, group activities, events and incentives throughout 2015.
Denver’s New ART Hotel to Inspire Meetings
"The ART is reflective of Denver’s new role as the West’s new epicenter for visionary thinking, synergistically paired with distinctive and exceptionally effective actions."
Airline Technologies Continue to Reinvent Air Travel
While still very much in the development phase, Alaska Airlines is testing a machine at the Mineta San Jose International Airport in California that will scan the eyes and fingerprints of customers in lieu of using a boarding pass.
