The holiday season may be the busiest and most profitable time for events, but it’s also the period when burnout spikes among planners, vendors, and

In today’s world, diners expect more than just good food. Catering teams are dramatically reshaping how they operate, from allergen-safe kitchens to plant-led menus and

Less than three months after completing its acquisition of CWT, American Express Global Business Travel (Amex GBT) is reportedly considering a sale.  According to a

Getting people into your event quickly and smoothly sets the tone for everything that follows. Long lines, confusion, and slow check-ins can leave a negative

As scams become more rampant in the events industry, even the key success metrics like ROI, ROO, and ROE can also become targets for manipulation.

No-shows are one of the biggest frustrations for event planners. Even when people register with excitement, emails can be ignored, and interest may fade, leading

The recent U.S. government shutdown officially ended on November 12, which caused significant disruption across multiple sectors, and the meetings and events industry is no

Pulling off an event during the holiday season, especially when you only have a few weeks or even days, can really feel overwhelming and frustrating.

Inclusion and accessibility shouldn’t be nice-to-haves anymore; they’re essential parts of every event. According to the CDC, more than 1 in 4 U.S. adults (about