Twenty-five years after ECN examined tradeshow transportation, freight providers point to rising costs, improved visibility, and planning mistakes that still disrupt shipments. Twenty-five years ago,
Fuel prices have receded from their spring 2026 peak, slightly easing the pain for Joe Martillaro, managing director of Superior Logistics in Chicago, but it’s
Exhibit sales may still pay the bills, but new research from the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) points to a less obvious characteristic of
While times have been changing since the pandemic, summer is still something of a slow period in the tradeshow industry. Employees often save vacation time
by Pratik Talati, tradeshowbuzz.com It’s easy to plan a trade show around a date that stopped being true months ago. I see this from an
The International Federation of Exhibition and Event Services (IFES) will bring its European MasterClass to Poznań, Poland, Nov. 25–27, 2026, for three days of professional
Tradeshow veteran Richard Erschik has introduced two resources aimed at helping exhibitors use artificial intelligence and ChatGPT throughout the exhibiting process. AI tools for exhibitors
Building a tradeshow booth is not just a matter of having the right people. They have to arrive in the right order. Freight has to
Nearly 100 employees from across the country gathered in Las Vegas for three days of collaboration, process training and professional development. by Chelsea Chavez, Director
Why the Weight of Your Exhibit Is a Financial Decision When we evaluate exhibit systems, we tend to ask the same questions. What does it
In July 2026, TruNorth hosted its Experiential Design Forum at Pilot Project Brewing in Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood, where 75 experiential professionals, including creatives, designers,
RX Global, an events and exhibitions organizer, will launch the Hardlines Supplier Event (HSE) March 9-10, 2027, in Las Vegas. The new tradeshow will focus
