Meeting and Event Industry

IPW 2026 in Fort Lauderdale wrapped up with around 5,000 attendees from the U.S. travel industry. The event centered on united efforts to counteract declining international tourism.

Brazil and Mexico are leading a surge in meetings and conference tourism in 2026. Top convention centres in multiple countries across the Americas support this expanding market.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 brought together global MICE industry experts and business travel stakeholders to explore current industry trends. The event highlighted Germany’s influential role in fostering business events growth.

Taiwan expanded its international business events footprint with a national pavilion at the Frankfurt MICE Exhibition 2026. The pavilion featured technology, culture, and innovation to engage global industry participants.

IPW 2026 in Fort Lauderdale attracted about 5,000 attendees representing the U.S. travel industry. The event centered on united efforts to counteract recent declines in international tourism.

IBTM Americas 2026 has triggered a new growth phase in the MICE tourism sector. Concurrently, the business travel industry is expanding amid significant global changes.

IPW 2026 in Fort Lauderdale closed with 5,000 attendees. The event united the US travel industry in efforts to counteract the decline in international tourism.

Brazil and Mexico stand out in the surge of meetings and conference tourism in 2026. They join the United States, Peru, Argentina, and Canada among the top 50 convention centres globally.

The UK's HS2 high-speed rail project is experiencing rising costs, coinciding with reports of executives hosting £500 taxpayer-funded dinners. This has provoked public criticism amid budget concerns.

Several California mayors have publicly opposed Governor Newsom’s plan to finance the state’s bullet train, concerned it may reduce local tax revenues. The debate reflects tensions over funding California’s high-speed rail project.