Meeting & Event Design

A successful event venue captures the attention of those attending while coinciding with the message or theme being conveyed. That is exactly what the Monaco Tourist Office did at Sabatino Truffles.

The most popular meeting cities, according to CWT M&E, the global meetings and events division of CWT, consists of London as number one.

Despite blowback in recent years around the phenomenon of all-male speaker panels (“manels”), not much progress is being made when it comes to event speakers, according to the new Gender Diversity & Inclusion Report...

Seeing traffic flow in real-time through heat-mapping can allow for timely adjustments and post-event analysis, thus increasing the meeting ROI.

Peerspace, Splacer, Spacebase, Bizly, MeetingsBooker, and other shared-economy venue booking platforms make it easy for planners to find non-traditional and unusual venues.

A top challenge for service professionals in 2020 is the site inspection, according to Event Service Professionals Association (ESPA).

Eighty event and marketing pros signed up for HD’s “Secret Family Reunion” with no idea where they were headed until two hours before their chartered flight took off.

The editors of Prevue travel around the world to bring you all the latest news that impact you, and the meetings, conferences, and incentives you plan, and often, we are introduced to innovative products and services that we want to share with you and here are a few that caught our attention.

Is Uber for meetings? We look at the services the ride-share company offers planners organizing meetings and events.

Planners working with speakers to leverage technology during presentations can enhance the attendee experience at every level, before, during, and after the main event.

Meeting design where flow and movement are emphasized is important.

The Shubert Organization and National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey's top ten tips for holiday parties.

Think it's too early to start planning the company holiday party? Think again!

The best conferences start with nothing, Richard Saul Wurman, the founder of TED, told me during a recent interview. I reached out to him for a story I was writing for Prevue about culture and creativity.