Women and Tradeshows: The Early Years March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate influential women, whether they be inventors, scientists, entrepreneurs, politicians, doctors, friends or family. Everyone has at least one woman in their lives,...

BUDGET BREAKDOWN:
How the Exhibiting Dollar is Spent Confronted with post-pandemic budgets and rising inflation, exhibit managers need to know exactly where their money is likely to go in the foreseeable future. To help you compare your allocations to industry...

As inflation soars across the world, making staples such as food, energy, clothing and household items more expensive, U.S. trade show organizers are also facing their fair share of price challenges. Costs for event aspects such as transportation, hotels, venues, food...

Officials with the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) presented an update on September 13, on plans for the $600 million third phase of renovation at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The project was previously approved in August for $740 million, but...

In-person trade shows are continuing to make a comeback, filling a face-to-face business and knowledge gap for the industries they serve that digital-only events just can’t duplicate. Here are two major events that pulled off safe and successful iterations recently....