A Las Vegas hotel allegedly used AI-altered photos and fake names to trick travelers into booking rooms at the same property they were trying to avoid - here's what it teaches us about AI, trust, and why real travel advisors still matter.
Most events and workplaces are built for one kind of brain. Here's what changes when we design for all of them.
Your pre-trip brief can make or break the group experience, and most planners are sending it too late with too little. Here's how to get it right.
Santa Fe isn't just a stunning backdrop, it's a full sensory experience that transforms corporate retreats, incentive trips, and wellness programs into something truly unforgettable. Here's what you need to know before you plan.
What does a keto audiobook have to do with event planning? More than you'd think. Here's what stepping outside my comfort zone reminded me about creating truly memorable events.
The LGBTQ+ community has been shaping the events industry for decades — with serious expertise, significant spending power, and innovations that make every event better. Here's the data behind the impact.
Eight WECs in and San Antonio did not disappoint. Here's my recap from MPI's World Education Congress — the keynotes, the education sessions that actually made me rethink things, and why this conference keeps earning its place on my calendar every year.
What does a rockstar mindset have to do with leadership? More than you'd think. Here's what two days in a room full of industry pros taught me about the skill we forget to practice most.
Ten weeks of Wellness Wednesday tips, one place to catch up — plus how movement, restoration, and mindfulness show up in the events and travel world.
OmniEra Life isn't just a business domain, it's a declaration shaped by two decades of living, creating, losing, and coming back stronger. Here's the real story behind the name.
Wellness and tech used to be separate conversations in events. After two conferences and a robot dog, it's clear they're not anymore — here's what that means for how we design experiences.
The cruise world has its own language, its own rules, and approximately one million ID checks. Here's what first-timers actually need to know before they board.