
Chicago Hosts Tradeshows, Honors Icons, and Welcomes a Tasty Comeback
(Professionals attend the First Annual ExSys Awards. Image by Gary Michael Prochorchik, Exposures, LTD.) From exhibit awards and fan conventions to NASCAR news and fast-food
(Professionals attend the First Annual ExSys Awards. Image by Gary Michael Prochorchik, Exposures, LTD.) From exhibit awards and fan conventions to NASCAR news and fast-food
By Maritz In today’s fast-moving digital world, attention is a scarce commodity. People expect interactions to be quick, intuitive and rewarding — and when
Lee Knight: The Man Who Built the Machine (and Occasionally Took a Wrench to It) In the golden age of the circus, P.T. Barnum
Recently, I have been contemplating tradeshows, community, and the ways in which this industry resembles a small town. I grew up in a small
(Downtown Orlando’s Lake Eola Park shines under a clear summer sky. The city marked its 150th anniversary in July with community celebrations and a week
In the Eastern Atlantic region, contractors partnering with the Carpenters Union are discovering more than a skilled workforce. They’re gaining a strategic partner. With
CTS Electrical “It’s a domino effect.” That’s how Mike Hust describes the way Convention Technical Services Electrical (CTS Electrical) has grown over the past 29
By Lisa Abrams When Exhibit City News (ECN) spoke with Kevin Dana, executive director of marketing and merchandising for CORT Events in our 30th Anniversary
What do you think of when you hear the name, Thomas Edison? Does a light bulb go off in your head? A visionary, a
The year: 1976. The location: Atlantic City. Apple Inc. became the world’s first corporation with a market capitalization of one trillion dollars. That happened on
(The STRAT’s illuminated archway welcomes visitors to the north end of the Strip, where the property recently completed a major casino renovation and launched new
Airport Code: ATL Location: 6000 N Terminal Pkwy, Atlanta, Georgia Date Opened: September 15, 1926 (originally Candler Field, renamed Hartsfield-Jackson in 2003 to honor