On the Road

Flights are coming back and air expert Harding Bush offers tips to share with your attendees to help them stay safe and healthy.

The U.S. Travel Guidelines describe vigorous measures the industry will follow and help to communicate across each and every step of a traveler’s journey

Following Jet Blue's announcement as the first of the major airlines to require masks for passengers and crew, the Association of Flight Attendants this week put out a statement urging that this become a mandate across all carriers.

If you must take to the skies during the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the TSA has compiled a list of six tips to keep in mind.

If attendees do not update to a REAL ID by October 1, 2020 or have an acceptable alternate form of ID, they will be turned away at the airport.

Men: When you're running a meeting or at a trade show, there might not be anything more important than comfortable shoes for meeting planners.

Travelers will need Real ID-compliant identification cards to board domestic flights starting October 1, 2020 as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will officially begin enforcing the REAL ID Act of 2005 at airports. This will require all Americans to present REAL ID-compliant identification to go through security.b

Given the hectic schedule of meeting planners, both when they’re in their office and, especially, when they’re on the road, some of them find it difficult to squeeze fitness into their day. But others are making sure to put it into their schedules.

If you love this profession and intend to stick around, then setting yourself up for success is necessary. Here are 4 strategies for relieving stress.

Here are 3 strategies for stress relief for meeting planners—from a  fellow meeting planner.

Cannabidiol (CBD) is increasingly becoming a go-to to help reduce air travel anxiety.

Here are some stylish travel gadgets and gear to help you stay comfortable and efficient on the road.

Doctors, meeting planners and experts offer some tips to keep up with healthy habits while on the road.

Walking a trade show floor can wreak havoc on one’s feet. Some meeting planners have advice on comfortable shoes for meetings.