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A study by scientists from Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health concludes that the layered approach U.S. airlines have taken to protect customers and employees from COVID-19 means the risk of exposure during flying and other parts of the air travel journey is very low.

Endless Summer Resort – Dockside Inn and Suites at Universal Orlando is set to open, and Loews Portofino Bay Hotel reopens with renovated accommodations.

Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, part of Curio Collection by Hilton, a new meetings hotel, is scheduled to open on January 15.

The first conference has been held at the $375 million CAESARS FORUM, the new 550,000-square-foot conference center located on the Las Vegas Strip.

Among the most popular trends that are paramount in the business world, roundtables and knowledge-sharing events are increasingly gaining momentum.

Rapid COVID tests can and will change the live events industry. However, as new tests emerge, their benefits must be weighed carefully; many offer speed at the cost of accuracy.

Gatherings of up to 250 can now be held in Las Vegas with bigger crowds allowed if spread out in venues that can properly accommodate them.

Will dogs help jumpstart meetings and other events? It's a possibility. Several coronavirus-sniffing canines are being employed at Helsinki Airport in Finland to help detect the virus.

When exactly will we be able to travel again? Here is some insight that may help.

Lufthansa is focused on testing aimed to ease travel, build trust and open markets.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has announced that in just three short months, 100 destinations are now using its ‘Safe Travels’ stamp, with the Philippines becoming its official 100th safe destination.

The U.S. government has reported that it will make COVID-19 vaccines available for free to all Americans, a key to opening up the meetings industry.

The United States government has stopped limiting international arrivals from certain countries to 15 airports and is funneling them through enhanced screening as it adjusts its COVID-19 entry strategy.

Meetings will not be held before attendees feel safe to travel and that is what the U.S. Travel Association’s Let’s Go There campaign is aimed at.