Industry Reports

DALLAS — Freeman, a leader in trade shows and events, has released its 2023 Annual Impact Report highlighting its initiatives focused on driving positive impact in three core areas — its People, Principles, and the Planet. “We believe creative energy

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Fourth-quarter gross domestic product estimates in the U.S. have risen, jobless claims have remained low and inflation has receded, all good news for the trade show industry as it heads into 2024.  Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan

CHICAGO — The Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) released its fourth and final report in its Exhibit and Sponsorship Sales Approaches Driving Revenue Growth series. Entitled “Report Four: Future Enhancement Plans for Exhibit and Sponsorship Sales,” it states that

CHICAGO — The Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) released the third report in its Exhibit and Sponsorship Sales Approaches Driving Revenue Growth series. The third report shares the metrics’ effectiveness that are used by B2B event organizers to determine

CHICAGO — Trade Show Executive’s (TSE) World’s Top Convention Centers (WTCC) directory is a key trade show organizer resource, offering listings for 299 venues across North America and abridged listings for 349 venues overseas. The WTCC features trade show venues

CHICAGO — The analysis conducted by the Trade Show Executive (TSE) research team found significant increases in all metrics measured in the Q3 Dashboard, signaling that the trade show industry is well past the pandemic crisis and is thriving. Thirty-seven

CHICAGO — The Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) released the second report in its Exhibit and Sponsorship Sales Approaches series, detailing the effectiveness of approaches to selling exhibit booths and sponsorships for B2B trade show organizers. The report found

CHICAGO — The Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) released the first report of its CEIR Exhibit and Sponsorship Sales Approaches series, detailing the challenges B2B event organizers are facing while trying to generate revenue through exhibit and sponsorship sales,

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The news from the U.S. Travel Association (USTA)’s Q3 Travel Outlook media conference call this week was negative, with air travelers saying they will take an average of two fewer trips per year due to air travel hassles —