
IMTS Extends McCormick Place Agreement Through 2034
The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) will remain at Chicago’s McCormick Place through 2034 under an agreement adding its 2032 and 2034 editions. Organizers estimate

The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) will remain at Chicago’s McCormick Place through 2034 under an agreement adding its 2032 and 2034 editions. Organizers estimate

The tradeshow industry is on fire. Across the U.S., many shows are reporting record numbers of exhibitors and attendees. Beyond the show floor, investment dollars

By Spencer Wilson, Employco USA In the exhibit-building industry, experience is more than an asset. It’s a competitive advantage. With tight budgets, demanding clients, and

When an exhibit opens at a tradeshow, attendees only see the finished product. They see the lights that illuminate the graphics, video and audio that

“The cat in the box is both dead and alive.” Existence is wibbly-wobbly, especially if you’ve studied philosophy or quantum physics. From ancient Pyrrho to

By Michael Costantino, iLLUMITUBES A corporate event’s visual identity should not disappear when guests leave the stage area and sit down for dinner. For exhibition

Investment vehicles managed by private equity firm Third Space Partners have acquired Quest Events. The Frisco, Texas-based company supplies drape, modular scenic systems, staging, and

By BOOTH LIGHTS Team A case labelled “stand lighting” tells the crew what is inside, but little about where each part belongs. When a stand

The money pouring into trade shows is a vote of confidence. What it changes on the show floor is still being decided. Watch this. It’s

by stevensE3 In the exhibit industry, there is one reality every exhibit manager understands: the show opens when the show opens. Ready or not. The

Originally posted by IFES, October 20, 2026 When ALUMINIUM 2026 opened its doors at Messe Düsseldorf on 6 October, Romania’s aluminium industry was impossible to

Exhibit City News (ECN) Founder and Publisher Don Svehla moves through an IMEX week filled with sales calls, a website crisis, event setup and the