With guidance from health and elected officials as well a top epidemiologist, International Market Centers is re-opening its campuses in Atlanta, High Point and Las
(Pictured L-R: CEIR Economist Allen Shaw & CEIR CEO Cathy Breden) Event Cancellations and Postponements Due to COVID-19 Lead to Industry Decline The Center for
At the Choose Chicago annual meeting last month, the organization announced Tourism & Hospitality Forward, a new initiative to accelerate and spur Chicago’s tourism industry
All Photos by Calanit Atia (taken during lockdown) Along the Las Vegas Strip, about one-third of the 35 or so resorts re-opened on June 4
(Pictured L-R: Scott Kellner, VP of Marketing at George P. Johnson Experience Marketing and Tracy Judge, founder of Soundings Connect) The San Diego-based Hospitality +
(Pictured above: Carl Camden, president of iPSE-U.S.) iPSE-U.S. (The National Association of Independent Workers) and the U.S. Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration have announced
Pictured is April 10th’s Zoom meeting on the Cares Act featuring panelists L-R, top row: Dan McFarland from Nth Degree, EACA executive director Jim Wurm,
Freeman is uniting with live events leaders from across the United States to announce the formation of Go LIVE Together, a coalition of 80 founding
Over the last five years, the Association of Women in Events’ mission and purpose have been a beacon in the events community—a groundbreaking movement designed
(Pictured: Walter E. Washington Convention Center) Events DC, Washington D.C.’s official convention and sports authority, announced an $18 million hospitality and tourism relief package to
Tradeshow organizers have many difficult decisions to make as they consider the postponement and rescheduling (or the outright cancellation) of their events in 2020. Show
Allied Universal, a leading security and facility services company in North America, is seeking to hire more than 30,000 security professionals and administrative staff to
