Every industry faces ethics challenges, and meeting planning certainly is no exception. Something that looks like an incentive can be intended as a bribe.

As corporate meeting and event patrons become food savvy and demand a wider range of flavors, unique food and beverage options are now viewed as a straightforward way to please attendees and keep them coming back for more.

A planner’s reputation in part depends on attendees’ reaction to the event; and the entertainment component, like the cuisine, is one of those features that tends to color the entire experience.

Social media has made us more networked that ever. It’s easy to connect with people around the world from our desks and living rooms whether we’re wearing a suit or pajamas.

Corporate meeting planners, particularly those who manage large meetings abroad, are concerned about the safety and security of their attendees and staff more than ever.

Serving really good food made with real ingredients can go a long way toward satisfying everyone.

Las Vegas and Atlantic City remain the hotbeds of the industry, but Hollywood, Florida, Biloxi, Mississippi, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania and Ridgefield, Washington are in the game, too.

Is the meetings industry setting itself up for a catastrophic cyber incident in the near future?

Learn why educating planners on what they need to know about site selection has changed and how things might evolve in the near future.

Long-established meeting destinations such as Atlantic City, New York and Las Vegas thrive in part on a certain nostalgic appeal.