Articles tagged “san francisco”

Legends Global confirms Moscone Center experienced a cybersecurity incident but hasn’t said whether data was stolen. For planners, it raises a bigger question: How much sensitive event data are venues holding and for how long?

The dates planners used to count on aren’t always available. Instead, they’re claimed by AI companies who don't need to ask what the budget is.

Mega-events like the Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup may grab headlines, but San Francisco’s convention business is becoming the real engine behind the city’s tourism recovery.

Major tech firms are betting on San Francisco's convention offering. But these headline-grabbing wins mask a slower recovery in overall convention numbers.

Trips to Alcatraz represent big business for San Francisco-based tour operators, so they're paying close attention to President Trump's plan.

The latest expansion is a part of United’s strategy to bet on off-the-beaten path international destinations.

HumanX's move puts it next door to the companies defining AI's future, not just talking about it. The scheduling shift also avoids future date conflicts with SXSW.

San Francisco is still far from seeing a full recovery in its conferences and meetings business. Hiring a permanent CEO for its destination marketing organization is an important step.

New hotel strikes in San Francisco are part of a larger labor action that could involve nearly 40,000 U.S. hotel workers by year's end.

Air traffic is expected to double from pre-pandemic levels by 2040. Airports need to prepare.