Tradeshow Transportation: Forging New Links in the Supply Chain By H. K. Wilson According to the American Trucking Association, truck drivers move, on average, 11.84
by Jim Obermeyer We find ourselves in the middle of unprecedented and confounding times—where our culture and the world have changed. Polarization is at an
by Laura Palker (pictured right), president & CEO, National TradeShow Alliance As 2022 approaches, we are optimistic about our return to work and the opportunities
(Pictured above: “The Don & Mike Show” at the ESCA Winter Awards ceremony interviewing winner of ESCA’s Volunteer of the Year award, Brett Mitchell, general
The D.E.A.L.: Dining, Entertainment, Attractions & Lodging by Jeanne Brei Detroit is a dynamic urban destination with something for literally everyone. Sports fans are truly
by Amadeus Finlay After the world-shaking trials of 2020 that saw the tradeshow, event and conference industry all but close up shop, 2021 showed numerous
(Pictured above from ECN’s Q1 cover: The dedicated, motivated and united teams of Visit Detroit and Huntington Place, L-R, front row: Claude Molinari, Greg Brannan,
World of Concrete, (two photos above), Las Vegas January 18-20, 2022. Also in Las Vegas, SHOT Show 2022 (Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade) January 18-21,
by Sven Bossu, CEO AIPC I had the pleasure of attending a lecture by Monica Lee-Müller (pictured right), managing director of the Hong Kong Convention
(Pictured above: The Detroit Opera House) The D.E.A.L.: Dining, Entertainment, Attractions & Lodging by Jeanne Brei When you’re the home of Motown, the palatial Art
