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Las Vegas

Call Sheet #319: Stephen Colbert Launches Music Fest, Olympics Stunt Backfires, Massive Trade Show Threatens Move

Call Sheet #315: Tampa's Strip Clubs Prep for G.O.P. Convention, Olympic Ceremony Footage Leaks, Wired Creates Health Event

Call Sheet #306: Ralph Lauren Backtracks on Olympic Uniforms, Springsteen and McCartney Break London's Curfew, Comic-Con Wraps

10 New Meeting Venues in Las Vegas

3. Gordon Ramsay Steak

Meeting Style: 15 Creative Takeaway Ideas From the Engage!12 Summit

The boxes included pencils, sticky notes, a journal, mints and candy, and “Thinking Putty,' a Silly Putty-like product to keep guests’ hands engaged. “We wanted to make all of the gifts as lightweight as possible so that people would be able to take them home in their luggage,” says Susan Arak-Turnock. To that end, the boxes were made from thick paper board.

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

7 Smart Ways to Beat the Heat at Outdoor Events

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

See Inside Fords Gin's Multisensory Experience at Rockefeller Center

Industry Innovators 2025: Sephora

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

New GoZip Pirate Cove Offers Groups an Adventurous Teambuilding Option

At the new GoZip Pirate Cove adventure park, located two hours outside Las Vegas, guests can experience the Plank Walk, an 80-foot free-fall activity.

Call Sheet #290: McDonald's Looks to 'Mad Men,' Samsung's Record Marketing Effort, Facebook Faces Olympics Restrictions

Design Preview: New Nobu Hotel in Las Vegas to Sport East-Meets-West Look

The world’s first Nobu Hotel, set to open late this year in Vegas, is being developed by Nobu Hospitality, with partners including chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro, and Meir Teper.

A New Solution for a Summer Party Problem: Walking on Grass in Heels

A new product for outdoor events, GrassWalkers, claims that 'walking on grass has never been so easy.'

Controversial Electric Daisy Carnival Returns to Las Vegas With 350,000 Attendees, Bottle Service, and $3,000 Helicopter Transportation

The Electric Daisy Carnival moved in June 2011 to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, where it was widely considered a success. It returns June 8 to 10.

Call Sheet #278: G.S.A. Fallout Cancels Military Conference, Las Vegas to Open Biggest Ferris Wheel, What Marriott's Gaylord Purchase Means for Planners

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