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Trade Show Recovery Picks Up Pace: New Research

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Skift Take: New data predicts a steady recovery for trade shows globally with almost all markets reaching two-thirds of 2019 revenue by the first half of 2023. Face-to-face meetings remain a priority as we overcome the direct impact of the Covid pandemic. Andrea Doyle Read the Complete Story On Skift Meetings.

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AMEX: Meetings Will Grow in 2019

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Planners in the United States expect all types of meetings to grow in attendance in 2019, noting an anticipated 1.24 percent increase in internal meetings. percent) is expected for conferences, trade shows, senior leadership meetings and board meetings. The smallest growth (more than 0.7 Experience.

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Trade Shows Boosted by Strong Asian Interest

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Skift Take: Increased business travel from Asia is good news for global trade shows. MWC Barcelona 2023 is seeing a solid increase in overall attendance, but it is still far from 2019 levels. Miguel Neves Read the Complete Story On Skift Meetings Meanwhile, IMEX reports strong buyer demand from Korea and China.

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Small Meetings Revive While Trade Shows Toil

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Skift Take: Although small meetings are close to 2019 levels, larger gatherings are down over 23 percent. Andrea Doyle Read the Complete Story On Skift Meetings.

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3 Trade Show Booth Design Trends You Don’t Want to Miss in 2019

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In this blog, we’ll be highlighting three major trends for trade show booth design in 2019. These trends are connected to larger shifts in society and where the events and meetings industry is heading, if not already there. Design your 2019 trade show booth experience according to your goals.

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Cautious Optimism for Meetings

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Skift Take: In the first half of 2024, 21 of the top 25 hotel markets saw increased group demand, though overall levels remain below 2019 when adjusted for inflation. Conferences and trade shows are key drivers of this growth, with significant recovery in regions like Asia Pacific and North America.

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TWT: Survey Says Pent-up Demand for Meetings Conflicts with Corporate Cuts

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A new survey from JD Power, US Travel and Tourism Economics (an Oxford Economics company), shows good news for meetings, albeit in tandem with a lag on behalf of corporate to allocate funds for meeting and business travel. These results are on par with our Q1 survey.)”.