Meetings and Events Industry News

The CEO of the software company Vistex died after falling 20 feet to the stage with approximately 700 members of his team watching. Accidents happen. Do you have contingency plans in place?

Five top executives at the $3.7 billion Fontainebleau Las Vegas are out in less than a month. It is reported that the resort is coming to terms with the fact that Las Vegas is not Miami. 

Fontainebleau opened its doors last December after nearly 20 years of financial maneuvering and changes in ownership. Will the luxury property at the north end of The Strip deliver on its promise of an elevated experience?

Super Bowl LVIII will take place on February 11 in Las Vegas, with sustainability as a top priority for hosts and organizers.

Networking is one of the most essential elements of any meeting or event, and yet often it's ignored or left to chance.

Vegas business leaders discuss revenue growth, lessons learned from Formula 1, Super Bowl LVIII and the arrival of the Athletics MLB franchise.

Time's Chief Events Officer Dan Macsai reveals the blueprint for skyrocketing event revenue and the transformative power of marrying editorial content with dynamic event production.

Using AI to help with event marketing is becoming standard practice. However, the results are surprising compared to a fully human approach.

Through its acquisition of MGME, InteleTravel is looking to leverage its leisure travel experience to grow in the meetings and incentives market.

As climate change continues to worsen around the globe, the popularity of sustainable destinations surges, despite higher costs.