Is the industry taking staff ‘resilience’ too far?
Is the industry taking staff ‘resilience’ too far?
Time for event profs to draw the line.
The 2026 mindset for business events
The 2026 mindset for business events
Why flexibility, fewer but better events and practical AI adoption will define the year ahead.
BCD founder passes at age 86
BCD founder passes at age 86
John Fentener van Vlissingen leaves behind a legacy for the global business travel and meetings...
5 clever hacks to reduce event food waste
5 clever hacks to reduce event food waste
Can planners reduce food waste before events begin?
The soul behind the smiles
The soul behind the smiles
It’s more than mechanics that define Southeast Asia’s uniquely heartfelt approach to business events.
The power of cruising
The power of cruising
The power of cruising Esther Faith Lew If you run a tight ship, you may want to consider a cruise for...
Rethinking travel risk in a VUCA world
Rethinking travel risk in a VUCA world
Today’s event planning realities demand more than a plan B – you need C, D, and beyond.
More event talents in the making with Singapore university course
More event talents in the making with Singapore university course
IAEE partners Singapore University of Social Sciences to enhance events education.
Events getting dry? Make them experiential
Events getting dry? Make them experiential
How to create next-gen incentive programmes for impact and ROI.
Events are going from many to one – why?
Events are going from many to one – why?
Companies are trading packed itineraries for fewer, but more meaningful events.