The Impact of No Conventions on California’s Economy Is California dreaming? Tradeshow workers in the state may be dreaming of a time when they were
Las Vegas has seen at least three annual events relocate to other cities. Local jobs, revenue, and taxes have been lost. The three shows I
by Jim Obermeyer I came across this piece online the other day. Hit me at just the right moment: I spent an hour at the
by Kevin Grauman (pictured below), president and CEO, QLess The positive energy generated by a crowd of people who share an affinity is one of
First the unsettling news—news that most of us are all too familiar with. The 2020 lockdowns devastated the travel, hospitality, and event industry in 2020.
by Andrew Fulton To recap, the crew at the LVCC was ready to start rigging a 100-foot-long, 15,000-pound LED wall but, unfortunately, they were staring
(Pictured above: St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton) The D.E.A.L. (Dining, Entertainment, Attractions & Lodging): St. Louis by Jeanne Brei, Chiara Peretti
by Bob McGlincy A Brief History of Tradeshows, 1851-1901 Tradeshows today owe a debt to the past. Exhibitions, expositions, and world’s fairs in the 19th
The D.E.A.L. (Dining, Entertainment, Attractions, Lodging): St. Louis by Jeanne Brei, Chiara Peretti & Explore St. Louis St. Louis is a slice of Midwest Americana
by Bob McGlincy Tradeshows are an engine that drives the economy; and that engine is sparking back to life. Each month the good news regarding
