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Should events and tourism really be under one roof?September 11, 2026Should events and tourism really be under one roof?In the light of London & Partners bringing its tourism, business events and major events teams together under one roof, industry specialist Simon Thewlis sounds a note of caution from Australia.lishmangfgfggSeptember 7, 2026Former ABPCO association director joins Victory Services Club boardHeather Lishman, former ABPCO association director, has joined the Victory Services Club board, bringing her extensive experience in the events industry to enhance the club's growth and relationships with association organisers.futrue fo e eveni parnhamSeptember 7, 2026The future of events doesn’t care how we’ve always done thingsThe next generation won't ask for permissionai sustainabilityAugust 10, 2026AI is the environmental bill events haven't budgeted forEllie Ashton-Melia takes a look at the environmental impact of AI in events.too hot too greedyJuly 31, 2026Too hot to handle? What Europe's heatwaves could mean for the sectorHow Europe's heatwaves are forcing the events industry to rethink venues, destinations, and the conference calendarThe end of unverified sustainability claims?July 20, 2026The end of unverified sustainability claims?For years, hospitality businesses have been able to make broad sustainability claims with relatively little scrutiny. That era is coming to an end.heatwave guideJuly 15, 2026Heatwave etiquette: an M&IT guide for event organisersAs event professionals debate dress codes, search for shade, and stockpile handheld electric fans, we've compiled the only heatwave etiquette guide you'll need.Why AI could usher in a golden age for business eventsJuly 2, 2026Why AI could usher in a golden age for business eventsAs artificial intelligence transforms the way we work, it is also reshaping why people attend events. According to the team behind nCino’s annual nSight conference, AI is making face-to-face conversations more valuable than ever – creating a new era where human connection, not content, becomes the industry's greatest asset.fbbfbsbbsbJune 22, 2026Who's next? The succession planning question too many leaders avoidSuccession planning is often treated as tomorrow's problem, until a key employee walks out of the door. Joanne Barratt, managing director of The Venues Collection, argues that developing future talent is one of the most important responsibilities any leader has.cannesfonefJune 18, 2026Everyone is shouting at Cannes Lions: the smartest brands are doing something elseThe forgotten human factorShow More
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