submitted by ESCA ESCA (Exhibition Services & Contractors Association) is committed to advancing the exhibition, meeting, and special events industries. By promoting collaboration among
by Emily Olson When Phillip Jeffries engaged Lighthouse Exhibits to create a booth for them at Boutique Design New York (BDNY), Lighthouse immediately understood their
by Caitlin Howle Between Boston and New York is a hidden gem that may be the perfect place to host your next event. If you
by Emily Olsen EAT For places to go and things to do, Phoenix’s CityScape development in Central Phoenix has plenty for the convention-goer. Within minutes
by Kerstan Szczepanski The Phoenix Civic Plaza opened on September 28, 1972, in the heart of downtown Phoenix, the fifth largest city in the United
by Danelle Dodds In 1998, the exhibit world was overflowing. Companies were bringing their products and services to the people through tradeshows, and convention centers
by Kerstan Szczepanski Dining A Higher State of Food Guard and Grace (1801 California Street) is a multiple first place finisher at Denver’s Rare Steak
by Thea Angst D.E. McNabb Flooring has been in business since 1951, and with more than 70 years of business comes decades of learning, evolving
by Ray Smith As long as people pray to live another day, the healthcare industry will expand and thrive, and medical tradeshows will continue to
by Jessica Sibila In January, The Exhibitor Advocate published its 2022 Material Handling and Labor Rate Survey. The survey is an important benchmarking tool that
