Los Angeles fire latest: What conference professors need to know
Listen to audio How to help MICE colleagues As the damage from Los Angeles' ongoing wildfires is still being assessed, many in the meetings and events industry are scrambling to find meaningful ways to support those affected. The impact ripples throughout the community, affecting everyone from hotels, restaurants and event venues and their hardworking employees, to families and individuals who have lost their homes and nearly all their belongings. In response, a new wave of fundraising and volunteer efforts have emerged to provide much-needed financial assistance, basic supplies, and hope to those facing unimaginable hardship. Whether donating to relief funds, organizing supply drives or rolling up our sleeves to help rebuild, the industry is coming together to make a difference during these challenging times. Event industry support options: Destination International’s Los Angeles Wildfire Recovery Fund MPI Foundation’s Natural Disaster and Hardship Relief Fund The SEARCH (Special Event Assistance, Relief and Crisis Help) Foundation is raising funds to help those in…
Los Angeles Tourism Bureau launches major group travel incentive program
Planners have access to financial incentives and more than 40 special hotel deals in the Los Angeles area through June 30, 2025. Planners know the diversity and enduring appeal of Los Angeles, the entertainment capital of the United States and one of the most celebrated places on Earth. With more than 30 culturally rich communities, 75 miles of beautiful coastline, With more museums and performing arts venues than any other city in the U.S. and an innovative culinary scene, Los Angeles offers unique opportunities for memorable meetings and incentives. Now, New plans from Los Angeles Tourism Get extra incentives for booking your meeting or incentive here. Special offers valid through June 30, 2025. They are part of Tourism Los Angeles' "Now Playing" campaign, which highlights major events in the Los Angeles area in the coming months. "Over the next few months, Los Angeles will host hundreds of events," said Adam Burke, president and CEO of Los Angeles Tourism. "The Now…