Sustainable Meetings and Incentives Gain Momentum
Industry meetings are setting the standard for sustainability. Two pros weigh in with advice on how it's done.
13 Ways Event Organizers Can Leverage ChatGPT
Here are 13 ways event organizers can apply artificial intelligence technology such as ChatGPT to gain a competitive edge in today’s market.
Incentive Canada Raises the Bar
Meeting in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Incentive Canada 2023 was an eye-opening educational event.
IMEX America 2023 — Time to Start Planning
It’s never too soon to start mapping out your show plan for what many consider to be the must-attend show for event organizers.
The Road to Net Zero: Best Practices
Net Zero Carbon Events has published a comprehensive guide of action items to help facilitate the path to sustainability.
Climate Change Causing Radical Shifts in Travel Planning
Extreme heat and other effects of climate change are forcing meeting planners and groups to adapt to new realities.
Hotel Towels Go Luxe
Here’s what some chains are offering that make the term “hotel towel” a luxury rather than a basic amenity.
2023 Meet Well: A Preview
Here's what you can expect at the 2023 Meet Well at Opal Sands Resort in Clearwater Beach, FL August 23-25.
Map the Emotional Journey of an Event
Here's how you can design and monitor the emotional journey of an event, for a truly impactful experience.
Incentive Travel Forecast: Strong Demand, Strong Concerns
IRF's Incentive Travel Programs—Expectations & Challenges survey says staffing and service levels are top site selection considerations.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Meeting Planners
NYU's Ron Naples on how he approaches mentoring, educating and inspiring his students to choose meetings, events, incentives and hospitality as a career.
“Pseudo” Golf and Other Golf Trends
Golf is still at the fore for meetings and incentives—but golf events can be a little different than in the old days.
Questions to Ask to Avoid Surcharge Surprises
Questions to ask to avoid unwelcome surcharge surprises when it comes time to pay the final bill.
Be On the Lookout for Human Trafficking
Every hotel—including the 4- and 5-star properties used by meeting planners—is a potential site for human trafficking.
