Cybersecurity Conference Delays U.S. Launch, Citing Uncertain Political Climate
InCyber Forum’s postponement shows how political volatility is driving global conferences to rethink U.S. expansion plans.
Articles tagged “The Trump Effect”
Canadians Won’t Come to Your Conference? Try Hosting Two
Canadians balked at attending the NASSS’s conference in Seattle. The fix: add one in Vancouver as well as a virtual option.
In a World of Uncertainty, Contracts Are Event Planners’ First Line of Defense
Event organizers can’t control global crises, but they can control their contracts, which are now a critical first line of defense.
The China Tariffs Were Crushing Global Events — 90-Day Truce Offers Relief
The U.S.–China tariff rollback is welcome news for the industry, but it doesn’t erase uncertainty.
Event Cancellations Surge, but Planners Want Hotels to Pay Up
As cancellations mount and commissions disappear, planners are calling for hotels to share the burden and rethink outdated contracts.
One of Nation’s Largest Trans Conferences Ends Annual Event, Latest LGBTQ Cancellation
As anti-LGBTQ+ legislation escalates in the U.S, events serving these communities are shifting away from in-person conferences. Some feel more cancellations are to come.