Miguel Neves

Booking.com is taking a deliberate step beyond flights and hotels by adding meeting booking through a partnership with Bizly.

Berlin’s conference market is bursting at the seams. Estrel Berlin’s latest expansion signals how competition with Messe Berlin is shaping the city’s next decade.

Boring events don’t impress. But there are ways to deliver experiences that attendees will actually remember, and executives won't panic about.

AI is hogging the spotlight once again with multiple companies announcing developments and integrations, but there are also new offerings around floor plans and registration.

Howard Givner built and sold three successful event businesses and now advises CEOs on growth. He says events are "on borrowed time" if they ignore two areas in dire need of innovation.

Major tech firms are betting on San Francisco's convention offering. But these headline-grabbing wins mask a slower recovery in overall convention numbers.

Excel London's delayed expansion is finally open. Its new conferencing facilities are helping position the venue for a strong financial future, largely driven by a surge in North American business.

The industry stands to gain the most through candid conversations. Skift Meetings Forum is where planners share unfiltered challenges and priorities, and reveal what really matters to them.

Gamescom's AI tried to play matchmaker, but attendees weren't ready for a bot to book their meetings without asking.

Vendelux is offering event organizers a free way to expand their targeted marketing outreach data, provided they share their own data in exchange.