A recent MICE Industry survey conducted by Tourism Review with over 500 industry workers from 31 countries shows a great deal of hope and optimism from the industry, which we wanted to share with our community as it left us feeling inspired…

We caught up with five agency leaders from the UK, Europe and US to find out what 2022 has in store, and the key trends they expect to see…

As travel restrictions have gradually eased, Dragonfly Africa and Green Route Africa wasted no time in getting buyers back to Africa. Find out how the DMC successfully delivered two fam trips to Rwanda and Kenya during a global pandemic…

Venue finding agencies have been among the hardest hit during the global pandemic, raising questions about whether the business model will need to evolve in the long term. We explore what the future holds…

Over the past year, event agencies have had to get to grips with remote working. We asked six agency leaders around the world to share their thoughts on what the agency workplace will look like post-pandemic…

The rapid switch to virtual events during the global pandemic demonstrated the remarkable resilience of event agencies, marking a defining moment in their evolution. We explore how event agencies have adapted and what the future holds…

We surveyed 44 event agencies, both small and large, from our inVOYAGE community around the world, about how their businesses have evolved, changing skillsets and other key trends.

Luxury event professionals remain optimistic that live events will return in 2021 despite the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, with sustainability, smaller group sizes and local events expected to be among the key trends, according to our recent survey.

The role of the destination management company (DMC) in delivering luxury events and incentives looks set to shift considerably and take on new relevance as corporate groups start to look at their post-Covid travel plans.