As diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives abound, and its acronym — DEI — is worn as a badge of honor in the business events and hospitality industry, is any real change taking place?
The last quarter of a calendar year is typically busy, but in a time when so much isn’t back to being completely typical, where does the recovery of business travel stand?
This venue’s recent renovation, lakeside setting and modern amenities make it almost impossible to leave feeling like the experience was all work and no play.
There are many reasons the “best of” city should take a lead spot on planners’ playlists.
Incorporate the three ns — nature, nurture and noshing — to boost the wellness quotient of every meeting and event.
Every virtual meeting or event requires a different level of interaction, mobile-friendliness, engagement opportunities and metrics.
Science reveals strategies to facilitate learning — the easy way.
Lindsey Hess’ event resume quickly grew from company potlucks to association conferences to hybrid leadership training.
Next stop? CheeseCon.
The meetings and events industry continues to signal that it’s moving full steam ahead toward full recovery.
Sitting along the shores of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago, you’re never far from a cool river breeze when you bring your group to the Fox Cities.
While meeting and event planners are bombarded by news of the in-person event making a comeback, there’s good news to share in the virtual realm as well. Live attendance is up for both virtual events and webinars, with an increase in attendee engagement pre- and post-event via resource downloads, live chat and on-demand replay.
Large or small, your meeting group will find Janesville’s convenient location, exceptional customer service and variety of venues to be the ideal place to provide attendees with memorable experiences that inspire.
In an effort to ignite the hospitality workforce, attract more hotel employees and dampen the impact of the workforce shortage across services, the American Hotel & Lodging Foundation is partnering with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Job Corps.
If you’re not talking about climate or a sustainable environment, more than mere buzzwords, you’re already late in the meetings industry.
Unfortunately, the travel industry isn’t escaping the same issues that are plaguing many industries across the globe right now— inflation, energy prices, supply chain challenges, labor shortages and more.
