Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is quickly becoming a key component within the meetings and events industry.

As meeting and event attendees become food savvy, crave variety and demand a wider range of flavors, unique food and beverage options are now viewed as an easy avenue to please attendees and keep them coming back for more

Cruising, whether it be on large-scale vessels traveling through oceans to exotic lands or more intimate river cruises for smaller gatherings, have been a favorite among meeting and event planners for years.

The face-to-face attendee experience is generally regarded as superior to virtual, particularly for meetings where networking and relationship building are among the objectives.

In this gem of a city, it would be next to impossible to seal the bottomless concoction of tales about the effervescently modern, yet historic, American city of Savannah.

It hardly seems possible, but cruise ships recently reached the one-year anniversary of heading back to sea following 15 months of the pandemic-imposed shutdown.

As the meetings industry awakens from the upheaval caused by the pandemic, events organizers are reinventing ways to create engaging and impactful meetings and events.

In the Meetings Industry, ethical considerations should always be a priority.

Sports incentive travel programs are a one-of-a-kind experience for attendees.

Here are some ideas to keep meeting attendees engaged until the last day.