Atlanta CVB celebrates the return of meetings and events to the city
July 20, 2021
Officials from the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau believe the first half of 2021 points to a successful return of events to the city.
July 20, 2021
Officials from the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau believe the first half of 2021 points to a successful return of events to the city.April 13, 2021
The Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau is reporting a slow but steady return of events to its managed properties.March 27, 2021
The City of Austin, Tex., has released new guidelines for returning events at both indoor and outdoor venues.May 13, 2020
The Events Industry Council has announced the members of the APEX COVID-19 Business Recovery Task Force, an inclusive body that will work toward providing resources supporting the industry’s global recovery.March 31, 2020
When client calls began trickling into the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) regarding concerns stemming from a new and unknown virus, show organizers trusted the assurances provided by the OCCC team, and the high standards of cleanliness and sanitation at the center.March 26, 2020
As the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic changes almost minute to minute, anyone involved with event planning are scrambling much like everybody else.May 25, 2017
Lakeland, FL ― On May 23, 2017, the City of Lakeland announced that the Lakeland Center, formerly the Lakeland Civic Center, will now be known as the RP Funding Center.
Not only is the FP Funding Center (formerly the Lakeland Center) the home to the Lakeland Magic, it is also known …
November 27, 2015
By Mitra Sorrells, BizBash.com, November 3, 2015
NEW YORK — Uber is testing a new service in New York targeted to event planners. UberEvents allows hosts to buy guest passes that can be shared with attendees. Hosts can set a maximum value for each ride and the number of …July 17, 2015
By Ashley Wright
The South is known for its small-town appeal. Walkable downtowns, preserved history and a slower pace are all part of the charm. Meetings held at smaller sites allow groups to gather in towns where Southern hospitality is at its finest, where guests are welcomed with a friendly demeanor and offered …