Associations behind big tradeshows
December 1, 2014
Those in the industry know the tick tock of the tradeshow clock is a never-ending cycle of shows across the entire globe.
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Those in the industry know the tick tock of the tradeshow clock is a never-ending cycle of shows across the entire globe.
When the closing bell rings at a tradeshow or convention, a satisfactory sigh of relief can be heard from exhibitors, attendees, guests, show organizers and
In 1935, Pabst was the first major brewer to begin selling beer in aluminum cans in America, and soon the move became a big hit.
Professionals in the exhibitions and meetings industry are busier than ever, whether drafting a proposal, following up on a lead, finding inspiration for the next
Unveiling a LEED Standard Silver event and meeting space certified by the U.S. Green Building Council, the Renaissance Dallas Hotel debuted a $35 million dollar
With 680 national and international companies on an unprecedented 882,600 square feet of exhibit space, the fifth All in Print China trade fair ran from
Among the finalists for the 2016 Democratic National Convention are Columbus, Ohio; New York City; and Philadelphia. Birmingham, Ala., and Phoenix lost their bids to
The Sarawak Convention Bureau (SCB) announced the latest recipients of the 2014 International Convention Scholarship Award at a press conference held Nov. 26 at the
Exhibitor registrations from the international yachting and water sports industry have been strong for the upcoming boot 2015 Düsseldorf, 46th International Boat Show Düsseldorf, Europe’s
Marina Bay Sands supported Messe Berlin (Singapore), the organizer of ITB Asia 2014, which staged the tradeshow’s first-ever carbon neutral event in its seven-year history.
