D.E.A.L. (Attractions): Orlando’s International Drive’s Playground
Orlando’s playgrounds seem limitless and that’s not even counting Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld and a multitude of miniature golf courses and escape rooms!
Orlando’s playgrounds seem limitless and that’s not even counting Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld and a multitude of miniature golf courses and escape rooms!

by Sven Bossu, AIPC CEO AIPC—the global association of event venues—launched its change process during its Annual Congress of 2019. The current crisis will accelerate

(Pictured above: The Edison at Disney Springs) Orlando is blessed with a multitude of dinner theater shows that are immersive and interactive including the Pirates

by Li Jackson (pictured above), VP of Marketing, Plus Studios I have been in the events and exhibits industry for almost 20 years now. We

by F. Andrew Taylor If you’re serious about your leads, you know that there are many more efficient ways of gathering them than swapping little

Orlando is truly a magical city—and not just because it’s the home of Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld and more. After all, if Las

EDPA Takes Action to Reopen the Exhibitions Industry by H. K. Wilson Amid the global pandemic, EDPA is leading the charge to reopen the industry

Mark Tester became Orange County Convention Center’s executive director on Feb. 10 this year. He is responsible for overall operations, planning, marketing and all activities

by F. Andrew Taylor If you’re serious about your leads, you know that there are many more efficient ways of gathering them than swapping little

Boston just naturally brings out your intellectual curiosity—whether it’s the historic sites at your every step or the universities’ offerings—it makes you want to learn!

by H. K. Wilson As the future of our world and industry remain uncertain amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Experiential Designers and Producers Association

(Pictured above: Boston’s convention center became a field hospital during the crisis, just as many others did) by Cynthya Porter The word “catastrophic” hardly begins