IN THIS EDITION
Late registrations are not the only thing stressing planners out.
‘Davos’ for private enterprise launches in Monaco.
The White House wants to control conference attendance.
Read on below, and don’t forget to take our poll.
FEATURED STORIES

Late Registrations Are Not the Only Thing Stressing Planners Out
by Barbara Scofidio

‘Davos’ for Private Enterprise Launches in Monaco
by Miguel Neves

The White House Wants to Approve Your Conference Attendance. The Events Industry Is Pushing Back.
by Andrea Doyle
Louisville Tourism + Skift Meetings
Meeting planners tasked with impressing audiences who have seen it all are finding a mix of boutique venues, entrepreneurial energy, and authentic culture in a surprising place.
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