How convention centers compete in England
January 1, 2014
Rather than promoting how much exhibition space they offer in comparison to other public assembly venues, convention centers in England highlight their city and sector
Rather than promoting how much exhibition space they offer in comparison to other public assembly venues, convention centers in England highlight their city and sector
Exhibiting outside the U.S. can be a concern. This is especially true if faced with an unknown language, different practices and a lack of experience
By Zeenath Haniff and Kristan Obeng Sharing similar characteristics regarding what led to their rise with features uniquely their own are many exhibition hotspots worldwide.
International tradeshows offer terrific opportunities for growing and establishing your global contacts and clients.
Part 2: Technology is King; Food and Beverage a Distinguishing Feature; Support Service Expectations are Growing; New Conditions demand New Relationships
Updated Jan. 7 Kicking off before 2014 International CES in Las Vegas is an event finalizing an agreement between the World Trade Center Las Vegas
Spotlighting the promise, power and future of technology through startups and entrepreneurs, International CES dedicated new areas and events to the startup community, according to
Forecasted to generate significant benefits to its region in 2014 is the San Diego Convention Center Corp., manager and operator of the San Diego Convention
Marina Bay Sands, a Singaporean casino-based vacation resort, concluded a record-breaking 2013 with more than 70 tradeshows held at the interconnected Sands Expo and Convention
From October to December, professionals and bloggers worldwide participated in the “Thailand MICE Destination Review Competition,” an online contest showcasing the capability and readiness of
European Cities Marketing (ECM), which improves the competitiveness and performance of leading European cities, and IMEX Group, owner of IMEX meeting exhibitions in America and
Facing public scrutiny after deciding to cut the Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau’s funding in half, the Colorado Springs City Council overturned its original
