How Rising Costs and Trade Policies May Impact Exhibits and Live Events With rising costs and new trade policies looming, businesses in the tradeshow industry
(All images provided by Orange County Convention Center) First Convention Center in the U.S. to Host Joint Exercise with CISA submitted by Katarina DosSantos, Orange
(The Las Vegas Monorail, depicted in this map, runs along the east side of the Las Vegas Strip, providing convenient transportation between major hotels, convention
submitted by IAEE News DALLAS – The International Association of Exhibitions and Events® (IAEE) is pleased to announce its partnership with Grit Productions & Expositions to
Had this book been published just a few months earlier, it would have easily earned a place on Exhibit City News’ 30th Anniversary Training &
submitted by Travis Stanton, The Experiential Design Authority The Experiential Design Authority announced the winners of this year’s CES BOSS (Best of Show Stand)
(image taken by Ray Smith at Tradeshows and Friends) Rick Kostopoulos flew to Las Vegas from Phoenix and paid for the breakfast buffet to launch
submitted by Adam Baggs, Soaring Worldwide on behalf of Ottawa Tourism Ottawa Tourism welcomes the extension of the city’s Light Rail Transit (LRT) system
Now that the Las Vegas Convention Center is getting a $600 million facelift, the next step will be improvements to “back of house” offices that
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre has marked another year of significant achievements, with strong event demand as well as industry-leading sustainability and standards contributing to
The tradeshow industry may be a trillion-dollar powerhouse, but for most of the public, it remains, as the title suggests, “invisible.” In The Invisible Industry:
(Image of Jorg Zeissig from IFES, Paulo Octavio Pereira de Almeida from UBRAFE, Gregor Bischkopf from IFES, and Mariane Ewbank from UBRAFE) submitted by Robyn
