Articles tagged “meetings”
Amex GBT Wants to Help Remote Workers Escape Confinement of Their Homes
More evidence that remote work is here to stay, with the world's biggest corporate travel agency now wanting to get in on the action.
Matthew Parsons |
Meetings Booking Platform Backed by Hotel Giants Grows in Asia Via Acquisition
Companies that raised money before the crisis are sailing through it. Look at Groups360, which got $50 million from Marriott International, IHG, Accor, and Hilton a year ago, and has grown since.
Sean O'Neill |
The Event Industry Is Being Confronted By Its Napster Moment
All types of business events are in danger of their revenue streams of tickets, sponsorships, memberships, and other types of fees being eroded. This is happening as the world gets used to digital formats and alternatives emerge to physical networking, matchmaking, and other tasks we get out of these events. The threat sounds familiar?
Rafat Ali |
Will Las Vegas Resorts Survive a Year of No Conventions?
Can the show go on in Sin City while so many events and conventions can’t? Sure — if you have a few billion in the bank to tide your resorts over for a year.
Cameron Sperance |
Skift Meetings launch
Coronavirus and Events: An Outlook and Recovery Timeline
Travel Megatrends 2020: Data’s Breakthrough for Events
All-in-one software doesn’t just simplify the event planning process. It transforms the way planners track and learn from events. How these all-in-one tools evolve is starting to shape the future of the meetings industry.
Isaac Carey and Julius Solaris |
Video: Top Five Event Trends for 2020
If you want to join the ranks of event planners evolving into event strategists, you’ll need to understand all the trends and best practices defining the future of the industry. Here's five of the most pressing trends for event professionals in 2020.
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas + Skift |
Sponsored Cultural Experiences Add Competitive Edge to Co-Working: CEO Interview
NeueHouse is set to grow and bring its intricate form of hospitality around the world. It turns out creating a truly customized experience for members is a lot of work.
Andrew Sheivachman |