Meetings and Events Industry News

Carr Properties, a real estate company, is opening up space in six of its properties for offsite events.

New data suggests a return to pre-pandemic event job level is near. With two-thirds of positions being filled by event-industry newcomers, service levels may yet take some time to fully recover.

Unlike many who found the events industry by happenstance, Nicola Kastner, founder of The Event Strategist, deliberately chose to enter this field, guided by a passion for creating events with clear business objectives.

Second-tier cities experienced the greatest growth in meetings and events in February with Louisville, Ky. leading the pack.

MPI gathered its European community in Luxembourg, a new destination for most participants. The annual conference was an opportunity to build bridges between different groups.

Already the largest events operator in Macau, Sands is extending its offering with an upgraded 15,000-seat arena.

The nonprofit Tourism Diversity Matters faces a scandal involving workplace bullying – its executive director has been fired, and the organization's founder and president has stepped down.

This members-only social club has built a thriving business catering to top-tier meetings and events.

Thomas Reiser shares insights on the interplay of global influence, the evolution of membership, and the reshaping of industry standards.

It's been a relatively quiet month for event tech. Still, there were some significant updates to the event tech landscape worth exploring.