Miguel Neves

Encore is using its new line of credit to expand internationally. With the acquisition of production company Eclipse, it expands its London footprint and gains a home advantage at some of the city’s top venues.

Trade shows have long relied on floor space as their financial backbone, but that foundation is changing faster than most executives admit. A new framework provides a consistent way to quantify that shift.

AI continues to reshape event technology, with innovation now focused less on novelty and more on meaningful automation. The latest wave of launches points to a maturing ecosystem where smarter tools are becoming standard, not optional.

One of the world's largest event businesses invited preferred hotel partners to meet with its top buyers. But rather than make the experience transactional, it banned sales pitches altogether.

PCMA’s new education offerings showcase its continued focus on attracting senior event professionals, all while betting on novel AI approaches.

Flashy AI doesn’t sway planners. Practical use cases that save time and provide deeper insights win the day.

True power in events isn’t just about scale, it’s about who sets the agenda and dares to innovate. These 15 leaders are shaping the future of global events.

Booking.com is taking a deliberate step beyond flights and hotels by adding meeting booking through a partnership with Bizly.

Berlin’s conference market is bursting at the seams. Estrel Berlin’s latest expansion signals how competition with Messe Berlin is shaping the city’s next decade.

Boring events don’t impress. But there are ways to deliver experiences that attendees will actually remember, and executives won't panic about.