
Airport Snapshot: Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport
IATA Airport Code: IAH, which originally stood for “Intercontinental Airport of Houston” Location: 2800 N. Terminal Rd, Houston, TX Year Opened: Houston Intercontinental Airport opened

IATA Airport Code: IAH, which originally stood for “Intercontinental Airport of Houston” Location: 2800 N. Terminal Rd, Houston, TX Year Opened: Houston Intercontinental Airport opened

(Pictured L-R, top row: Mike Davis, John Hile, Roman Moszkowicz, & Rob Dunn. Bottom row: Angela Donka, Paula Handra & Jeff Fortmann) Cities are opening

by Jeff Civillico, Las Vegas headliner, live/hybrid/virtual emcee & corporate entertainer The invitations are scattered throughout your email inbox, LinkedIn messages and Slack channels. Reminders

Tradeshows are happening. Big shows, small shows, medium sized shows … all types and sizes of events are occurring throughout the U.S. They are happening

by Shannon Licygiewicz (pictured left), CEM, general manager, Albany Capital Center As the meetings world begins to resume more in-person events, the art of planning

Eat Houston is a multicultural melting pot, and its cuisine speaks to the incredible number of cultures that call the city home. However, even though

Exhibit City News is happy to welcome a new columnist to both our online e-zine and print/digital magazines. Jeff Civillico is not only one of

During the pandemic, the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City transformed into a field hospital, became a vaccination center, completed a 1.5

by Pete Grigaliunas, owner, Laser Exhibitor Service of Chicago, Inc. & Bob Hughes, Our Hughes Group … we may be frequently in error but rarely

Houston is the fourth-most populous city in the country, its rapid growth fueled by its diverse economy. A city as racially and ethnically diverse, culturally

A guest column by John Knightly, CMO, BlueJeans by Verizon According to a recent Forrester Consulting survey of key decision makers of marketing event strategies, 66 percent

Heart Rhythm brought thousands of people to Boston for the purpose of networking, education and the viewing of new technologies. The exhibitors and attendees that