Hotel Fees Continue to Astound Planners
Among the assorted new hotel fees, planners report being asked to pay for things that they never would have dreamed of being asked to pay for in the past.
Event Industry Steps Up to Stop Business Impersonation Scams
Business impersonation scams have always been a thorn in the event industry’s side, and they’re just getting worse. That’s why some of the event industry’s heavy hitters testified their support for a proposed FTC policy designed to rein in business impersonation fraud.
Follow Prevue As We Travel the World
Prevue's Editors travel the world, providing on-the-ground intelligence to help meeting planners with their site selection.
Survey: Sustainability Is the Top Challenge for Associations
Just-released ICCA survey uncovers new challenges for associations posed by today’s economic and political environment.
World’s Busiest Airports Near Pre-Pandemic Passenger Levels
Airports still aren’t quite as busy as they were before the COVID-19 pandemic struck. But they’re getting closer.
This Event Manager Is Quitting FAMs. Here’s Why.
"Unfortunately, I just don’t see the same understanding/urgency in the rest of the industry, or indeed the wider population," this event manager shared on LinkedIn.
3 Industry Vets Announce Retirement
Announcing their retirement are IAEE President and CEO David DuBois, Bizly Chief Customer Officer and Head of Enterprise Kevin Iwamoto, and Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp. CEO Bruce Spyridon.
No Room for Air Rage
Air rage could earn passengers a ban from flying commercially under legislation now pending in Congress.
ECA Legislative Action Day — Sign Up Now
Calling all industry advocates — Registration is now open for ECA Legislative Action Day, scheduled for June 1 in Washington, D.C.
After 3 Years in the Making, EMEC Comes Full Circle
This single event represented everything that everyone in the room had been through in the past three years—coinciding almost exactly with the date of the 2020 lockdown.
Nationwide Protests Continue to Disrupt Travel in France
Nationwide protests and strikes are hampering, if not shutting down, travel to France—with no clear end in sight.
Destinations Gear Up for Record Sargassum Season
Sargassum — a form of seaweed — is expected to wash ashore in Florida, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean in record amounts this year. Here's what destinations are doing to prepare for the onslaught.
GMID 2023: How We Got Here
Caesar Entertainment's Mike Massari explains the origins of the Global Meetings Industry Day, and why all meeting and hospitality professionals need to get involved in GMID 2023.
GMID 2023 to Showcase Why Meetings Matter
March 30 is Global Meeting Industry Day (GMID 2023), when organizations around the world plan to rally to showcase the economic and societal importance of face-to-face meetings to elected officials and business leaders.
