Marijuana industry to take center stage at BIG Industry Show
January 28, 2015
Returning to Denver on April 14-15 is the BIG Industry Show, a cannabis tradeshow that connects vendors and retailers from across the U.S.
Returning to Denver on April 14-15 is the BIG Industry Show, a cannabis tradeshow that connects vendors and retailers from across the U.S.
The New Tropicana Las Vegas, a DoubleTree by Hilton, announced Jan. 27 the deployment of new Wi-Fi technology, including wired and wireless Internet access beginning
Lee Harrington, president of Bowman Design Group, a design firm specializing in custom tradeshow exhibits, museum and other interpretive exhibitions, events, and corporate briefing centers,
ICAT Logistics Inc. (ICAT), a leading agency-based freight forwarder in the U.S., announced Jan. 27 that it has continued to achieve significant growth and expansive
BusyEvent Mobile, the revenue-driving conference and tradeshow mobile platform, closed an additional $1.2 million in Series B financing on the heels of a successful Series
Drawing more than 11,000 attendees and 400 exhibitors, the 2015 Pool and Spa show opened at Atlantic City Convention Center on Jan. 26.
Greater Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) shared that it delivered the winter clothing collected through “The Big Bundle Up” to the Young Women’s Christian
The historic Pasadena Civic Auditorium Exhibition Hall – also known as Exhibit Hall “C” – will reopen after last serving as an exhibition hall and
ibtm america regional buyers expressed a clear demand for an increased presence of European suppliers as they attend the show in search of the next
Global Experience Specialists (GES), a global full service provider for live events, announced a comprehensive sponsorship study with data from the top 250 U.S. tradeshows,
Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) released its Quick Guide on Attendee Preferences by Industry Sector, a useful tool for planning marketing strategies to targeted
Tradeshow attendees at Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville reported contracting a stomach bug called norovirus.
