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WorkLane Brings Private Meeting Space to Events

A forthcoming fleet of mobile private meeting space—WorkLane—is now up and running in Boston.

Hall of Fame Triathlete Siri Lindley's Race to Find Herself

The Complete Guide to Louisville, Home of Connect 2019

Louisville, Kentucky, is recognized as an international destination for events—most notably the Kentucky Derby—and conferences like Connect 2019.

Embracing Gender Diversity in Event Planning

New and emerging trends suggest the idea of dropping masculine and feminine designations for more gender-neutral distinctions.

Marc Simon Sets the Standard for the PGA Merchandise Show

Marc Simon is a master at making the U.S. PGA Merchandise Show a grand event.

Curtain Call on Pipe and Drape

Pipe and drape, a trade show mainstay, came into being 100 years ago. Now, it’s time to move on.

20 Times Event Bathrooms Became the Star of the Show (Yes, Really)

See Inside Fords Gin's Multisensory Experience at Rockefeller Center

7 Smart Ways to Beat the Heat at Outdoor Events

Industry Innovators 2025: Sephora

No $20 Viral Smoothies Here—How ALDI Created an Outdoor Farmers Market Pop-Up

See How Disney’s Phineas and Ferb Transformed a Porta-Potty into a Music Festival Activation

5 Disadvantages of Managing Strategic Meetings With Spreadsheets

Alliance of Independent Meeting Professionals Makes Strides

Panama City, Panama, Celebrates its Quincentennial

Why Michael Dominguez Left MGM for ALHI

How to Coordinate a Successful Fly-In

Having a successful fly-in goes far beyond just getting those members to Washington, scheduling meetings and planning dinners and lunches.

A New Point of Blue at JW Marriott Cancun Resort and Spa

JW Marriott Cancun Resort and Spa’s $40-million relaunch proves that luxury, wellbeing and business can all be intertwined during a “Micro Break.”

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