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Features
October 21, 2019
SourcingDowntown Meetings: What’s Old is New Again
The American Visionary Art Museum is just one example of the countless properties across the United States that have been brought back to life through adaptive reuse, through which old…
February 15, 2019
Health and WellnessBecome the Healthy Planner With These Strategies
Planners must regularly assemble crowds of people and share the air they breathe, on top of the constant travel. So, how do they stay healthy?
March 4, 2019
TrendsThe All-Inclusive Meetings Revolution
How do you design a meeting that everyone—including introverts—will love? You may want to ask an introvert. We did—and boy, did they have a lot to say.
In Every Issue
March 21, 2019
InternationalPromote Ubumuntu in MICE Events
Incentive trips motivate results by sparking wonder in the hearts and minds of attendees. So, it is only fitting that the Society for Incentive Travel Excellence (SITE) leadership team journeyed…
February 20, 2019
Strategy9 Work-From-Home Tips for the Unsupervised
Surrounded by potential distractions such as a comfy bed calling your name, the television, dishes and laundry, how do you stay on track to get your work done without a…
February 20, 2019
CareerRandom Acts of Career Development
A new study says that women in events rock, but there is room for improvement. The survey, by UFI, the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry, asked a series of…
February 15, 2019
Brilliant ExperiencesCase Study: The Celebrity Fundraiser to Rule Them All
For a fresh take on how to throw a fund-raiser that brings in millions of dollars for a serious cause and raises the bar on high-profile, event-as-performance-art, Smart Meetings sat…
February 15, 2019
TrendsHack Your Way to Innovation with Hackathons
Hackathons borrowed from Silicon Valley are emerging as a tool for hot-wiring the path to creative solutions in the meetings industry across the country.
February 22, 2019
Food and Beverage3 Myths About Donating Food
Let’s call her Planner X. She stages a dozen or more meetings and events a year all over the country. Although she grew up on the East Coast, she’s lived…
February 15, 2019
StrategyHelpful Tips for Dealing with Allergies on Flights
Aah-aah-choo! You never want to be the person—or be near the person—who’s sneezing on a plane. Much of the sneezing is due to allergies, which can be far more serious…
February 14, 2019
Food and Beverage4 Restaurants Dishing 24K Gold
Pure, 24-karat gold is without taste, chemically inert and thus a mere glittery traveler through the digestive system of life. So, eat up here.
June 28, 2019
TrendsQ&A with Tu Rinsche on Human Rights
Smart Meetings deep dives into the issues of hospitality and human rights with Tu Rinsche, social responsibility director for Marriott International. Plus, four signs that sex trafficking is happening in…
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