Interactive ins and outs
May 10, 2012
In the uphill battle to engage attendees and cajole them into buying, a few exhibitors are busy testing interactive touchscreens to see if that technology
In the uphill battle to engage attendees and cajole them into buying, a few exhibitors are busy testing interactive touchscreens to see if that technology
For tradeshow models, having a regular, nine-to-five day job is boring. Typically, these women are working at a new tradeshow every week, where they have to
For exhibitors and organizers looking to take their work outside of the usual places, several destinations in the Middle East have state-of-the-art convention centers. Although
By now, all of you are aware of the change in ECN’s format. For the first time after covering the convention, tradeshow and meetings industries
In February, the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR), reported that the exhibition industry outperformed the overall U.S. economy for 2011. CEIR also reported that
Tim Sage, technical director for The Smith Center for the Performing Arts, has been a part of the Las Vegas landscape throughout his life and
As a long-time resident of Las Vegas, I have often expressed my frustration arising from our limited cultural identity outside of tourism and gaming. We
When I started in this business, the old timers told me my job wouldn’t last another five years. They said if I was smart, I’d
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is encouraging states and U.S. territories to apply for $30 million in grants that can be used in a
Some the exhibition industry’s top solutions providers presented innovative flooring alternatives at EXHIBITOR2012 on March 4-8, 2012, that had them walking all over the competition.
Events and interesting facts that have shaped the industry.
I was sitting in a meeting with a new client recently talking about how one way we could help them improve performance on the show
