2014 PSP Expo expands commercial offerings
September 30, 2014
Careful review of the International Pool | Spa | Patio Expo attendance demographics, a comprehensive look at the state of the construction industry and a
Careful review of the International Pool | Spa | Patio Expo attendance demographics, a comprehensive look at the state of the construction industry and a
Orbus Exhibit & Display Group — a trade supplier of display, exhibit and event solutions – partnered with a producer of promotional displays and products,
The Meetings Show’s Advisory Board met at The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre to review the 2014 show, provide feedback and offer insight for 2015.
Smart City Networks, an event technology provider, renewed its contract with the Anaheim Convention Center (ACC). The contract is for seven years with a three-year
Associated Luxury Hotels International (ALHI), a resource for meeting planners, added the upcoming Loews Sapphire Falls Resort and Naples Grande Beach Resort to its portfolio.
ShowNets, a provider of custom Internet services for tradeshows, raised its level of customer service by making personnel changes in account management.
Since January, Liverpool, England has welcomed several high-profile international congresses.
With the goal to grow Exhibit Designers + Producers Association (EDPA) membership in 2014 and fulfill the organization’s mission, several members drove the creation of
Branson Convention Center in Branson, Mo., launched a task force of employees to investigate how the facility could lessen its environmental impact through “green” initiatives.
As a resident of Las Vegas for nearly 30 years, I watched it grow from a small city of 200,000 to a thriving metropolis of
Reed Exhibitions, an exhibition organizer, entered the South Korean maritime market by joining forces with Korean trade fair organizer K. Fairs Ltd.
Jacksonville, along with the rest of the Northeast Florida area, was voted “Best City for Culture” for meetings and conventions, according to ConventionSouth magazine.
