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.

Meeting planners are no strangers to contingency plans. In fact, they may have been better prepared than other industries to roll with the COVID-19 pandemic.

As social distancing guidelines ease and more companies return to in-person meetings, it means planners need to once again rethink how budgets will be affected in 2022.

One of the marks of a great conference, meeting or event is how memorable the speakers are…

Those in the corporate and incentive travel industry have long championed female leaders, and the industry possesses some amazing influencers. Here’s a look at some of the great women who impact our industry every day.

The 2019 Global Meetings and Events Forecast gives planners and stakeholders in the meetings industry reason for optimism.

Despite the fact that more than 80 percent of businesses now have some type of non-cash rewards and recognition programs, a recent study by the Incentive Research Foundation found that managers in this field do not have the same benchmarks and resources to rely on as managers in other industries.

Success, according to legions of leaders from industry, politics and beyond, is in many ways dependent on failure. John C. Maxwell, noted author and speaker, put it this way: “Without failure, there is no achievement.” Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX among other companies, famously points to his resume of “epic failures” and says, “If things […]

The object of any data mining exercise is to produce “actionable” intelligence.

The guiding principle for any cost-saving strategy should be to preserve the quality of the experience for the attendees, because that is the basis for ROI.