Meeting and Event Industry

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 will bring together participants from over 150 countries in Germany, reinforcing its role in the rising global business events market. The event highlights expanding opportunities within the international meetings and business travel sectors.

A sinkhole at LaGuardia Airport caused a runway closure that led to extensive flight cancellations over the Memorial Day holiday in 2026. Several major U.S. airports were impacted by the resulting travel disruptions.

Angola has launched a new Convention Bureau aimed at promoting business tourism to diversify the economy beyond oil. The bureau focuses on attracting meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions to support this goal.

Colombia is enhancing its presence in the global meetings and conventions industry, gaining recognition as a regional leader in business tourism. The country's growing influence highlights its role in regional business events.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 took place in Germany, emphasizing the significant rise in the global meetings industry. The event showcased Germany's role as a leading force in expanding business events worldwide.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 will bring together over 150 countries, showcasing growth in the global business events sector. Germany leads efforts to advance the industry during this key trade event.

Mitch Whitten has taken over as President and CEO of Visit Fort Worth. His appointment was made public in May 2026.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 is a major business events trade event held in Germany, highlighting the country’s leadership in the growing global meetings industry. It underscores Germany’s role amid the expanding global business events market.

California's high-speed rail project is facing delays and increased costs. State officials are now considering a high-speed bus system as an alternative transit option.

At a recent event hosted by the U.S. Travel Association, industry leaders made a formal pledge to boost international visitation to the U.S. The commitment seeks to reverse declines in inbound tourism.