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The impact of modern events can reach far beyond convention centers' walls. How to measure that impact is a new challenge, but it also can provide a new metric of success.

By making its destination rankings more global in scope, Cvent hopes to expand its brand identity, exposure, and reach worldwide.

In a world with so many travel apps of suspect value and necessity, these three platforms deliver real improvements for users in each of the three travel categories.

Wyndham's approach to loyalty differs widely from that of its peers, but it also has a broad, middle-America base that sets it apart in other ways.

The future of meetings and events will become the present when event planners get their teams actually focused on the future and on the same page, which these startups aim to do.

English envisions a travel booking experience where users can simply talk to their phone and have the perfect trip planned for them. Questions remain, however, about how exactly Lola's technology will enable customer service professionals to become indistinguishable from experienced travel agents.

Travel managers want more of their employees to book hotel rooms through approved channels — and they want those hotels to agree on reasonable rates. There's a good business opportunity for companies that can help them achieve those goals.

In the coming months, more and more airports will ask to operate security outside of the TSA's purview. We're not certain this is a good idea, but we don't know what the alternative is.

This week, more and more research shows that more robust digital tools are needed in the corporate travel ecosystem.

Lola wants to use mobile messaging, and an artificial intelligence system that learns traveler preferences, to reinvent how consumers book travel using a travel agent. Everyone else wants to cut travel agents out. Lola wants to deal them in.