Articles tagged “events”

The rise in gun violence in the U.S. and its impact on public safety was recently addressed by destination organization leaders during a global conference.

Conferences and events are finding themselves digging deeper to excite and engage younger attendees. A scarcity of the new generation of participants leads to diverse attempts at attracting this demographic.

A new Covid variant, BA.5, is on the rise. What does this mean to your upcoming events?

When union labor is a necessary part of your event, there is added complexity and cost. But there are basic ways to manage. In some cases, union labor can actually enhance the attendee experience.

The rate of recovery for meetings and events has sped up fueled by smaller meetings and events of 200 attendees or less.

Event planning has always been stressful, but add the challenges of a pandemic, and a mental health crisis has erupted. Where can you turn for help?

Pirates can be lurking around the edges of your events poaching time and, in the worst-case scenario, business, from your attendees. There are ways to prevent these dubious characters from stealing your business.

Since the inception of Skift 10 years ago, our mission has remained strong: Helping you — the travel professional — learn, grow and be inspired, by providing the best content,…

Event tech has been on a roller coaster ride since the start of the Covid pandemic. Now companies have to adapt to new realities and find their unique space in the market in order to survive and thrive.

Delays and canceled flights are wreaking havoc on travel this summer. What should event planners do to ensure keynote speakers, VIPs, and others make it to their events on time.