EXHIBITOR and MOD honor best of the best
March 12, 2012
Every year, the EXHIBITOR Show gives industry professionals a chance to learn about new products, meet new contacts and share best practices. This year at
Every year, the EXHIBITOR Show gives industry professionals a chance to learn about new products, meet new contacts and share best practices. This year at
Reed Exhibitions has announced that it has acquired a majority stake in All-Energy Australia, Australia’s single largest clean energy event. All-Energy Australia joins the recently
Collaboration for the 2012 Americas Meetings and Events Exhibitions (AIBTM) continues to escalate. AIBTM announced a 48 percent increase in industry partnerships in 2012, along
A number of new initiatives are set to take place at the Gulf Incentive, Business Travel, and Meetings Exhibition (GIBTM 2012), which will be held
A few weeks ago, I went on a tour of the GES warehouse facilities located in Las Vegas. Although I’ve been writing about the tradeshow
For exhibitors looking to take their work outside of the usual places, several destinations in Europe have state-of-the-art convention centers. Although the travelling might require
Co-locating tradeshows has trended upward in recent years. Smaller conventions have found it more cost-effective and more profitable to join forces on the show floor.
Exhibit City News, the 19-year-old newspaper covering the meeting, convention and tradeshow industries, has announced that it will be changing the format of its newspaper
SAVOR Chicago, the foodservice company chosen earlier this fall to run Chicago’s McCormick Place food operations, announced the appointment of Chef Vincent Lai as its
The Chinese New Year, in the sign of the dragon, marks the fifth year for NürnbergMesse China, with many new features and co-operations in the
Exhibit Systems, a display company offering one-stop service for tradeshows and events, expanded its manufacturing and design capabilities on Feb. 28, by purchasing the assets
Members of the International Association of Professional Congress Organizers (IAPCO) used their annual meeting to tackle the subject of outsourcing versus insourcing at the IAPCO
