The Las Vegas chapter of the Experiential Designers and Producers Association (EDPA) held its family night Sept. 9 at Las Vegas Ballpark, home of the
LAS VEGAS – It’s an expensive proposition putting heads in beds of 150,000 hotel rooms in Las Vegas, something just shy of $3 million that Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) spends on exhibition booths at eight major tourism and travel tradeshows a year. Floor space is extra.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) approved a $200,000 contract with the Ice Agency to design and build a tradeshow exhibit booth for
In the wake of declining tourism numbers, Las Vegas is shelling out $458,000 to have a presence on the show floor at World Travel Market
The bosses in human resources refer to it as “workforce analysis,” a highly refined, yet often capricious method of deciding who to hire, how much
As millions of international soccer fans pour into stadiums across North America for FIFA World Cup 2026, they’ll be greeted by outdoor stages, activations, and
The fourth annual EDPA Hockey Extravaganza was played Wednesday in honor of Tony Barras, who made his career in the tradeshow industry and was an inspiration in founding the charity event.
Paul Kahler of IPME and Scott Sengpiel of LVE each scored two goals Wednesday in leading the East squad to a 6-3 victory over the West in EDPA Hockey Extravaganza IV at City National Arena in Las Vegas. The East leads the series 3-1.
As top draft choice for the fourth annual EDPA Hockey Extravaganza, Corey Johnson isn’t expecting much of a signing bonus and he’s still negotiating a long-term contract to play for the East squad. He’s aiming for a few incentives, like free beer.
Volunteers from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority celebrated Global Meetings Industry Day in advance of May 6 with a charity event benefitting SafeNest, a nonprofit organization supporting battered and abused women.
Turns out, this guy Darwin was on to something with his theory of evolution. If you’re going to survive in the ultracompetitive tradeshow Installation & Dismantle (I&D) world, you’ll learn to adapt to a constantly changing environment.
Sometimes we wonder how people ever survived the 1800s without electricity, cell phones, computers, 7-Eleven and Starbucks, for God’s sake. Children of the next century may contemplate what life would have been like without artificial intelligence (AI).
