Association Conventions & Facilities

Launched in 2008, Association Conventions & Facilities started with a circulation of 20,500. As the latest addition to the company’s trio of meetings magazines, the bi-monthly AC&F focuses solely on the specific requirements of association meeting planners. It has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, timely, and relevant editorial content. Advertisers benefit from a powerful and impactful advertising strategy by reaching our engaged audience of over 65,500 key decision-makers in meetings, conventions, and incentive travel.

Local, Trade/B2B

English

Magazine

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#3781737

United States

#1271724

Travel and Tourism/Travel and Tourism

#15084

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Monthly visitors

Articles

The Latest in Event Tech - www.themeetingmagazines.com

2 weeks ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Andrea E. McHugh

Event planners are in the business of looking ahead and being prepared for whatever comes their way. It’s what they do. But what’s also important is finding the right tools to help make their jobs easier — by keeping track of the latest technology. From hybrid platforms to AI personalization, innovations like these are transforming the industry. What Qualifies as Event Technology?
New & Renovated | www.themeetingmagazines.com

2 weeks ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Maura Keller

The meetings and events industry is big business. That’s why many venues, including hotels, resorts and convention centers, are being built or upgraded with today’s discerning meeting planners and attendees in mind. In fact, every few months new and renovated venues are introduced throughout the U.S., capturing the attention of planning professionals looking for the ideal spot that will leave a lasting impact on attendees.
Greener Gatherings - www.themeetingmagazines.com

2 weeks ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Andrea E. McHugh

When meetings began to return to in-person formats following the peak of the pandemic, delegates and planners alike celebrated the opportunity to connect, learn and network face-to-face once again. However, while in-person meetings are great for business growth, they bring with them a significant environmental impact.
Orlando | www.themeetingmagazines.com

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Christine Loomis

Orlando can handle massive events. But it’s also a top destination for intimate board meetings and top-tier incentive programs. Whatever the size, demographic, timing or goals of your meeting, the city is likely to have just what you need — and maybe some surprises that you didn’t even know you needed until they become part of your event. Each year, RX Events organizes the annual PGA Show in Orlando.
In the Golden State, Every Event Shines

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Cynthia Dial

With its unmatched landscape, idyllic weather and endless event possibilities, the Golden State boasts a trifecta of traits that make it a mecca for meetings of all sizes. Running from south to north and winter through fall, venues are varied, activities are atypical and the characteristically temperate climate is habitually accommodating.
How Planners Can Cultivate Critical Connections With Hospitality Representatives

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Marlene Goldman

Every corporate planner knows the pressure of having to deliver a memorable event that both stays within budget and aligns with company goals. Throughout this process, they will continually rely on hospitality representatives, who play a vital role in making that a reality, providing venues, accommodations, catering, logistical support and more. A solid relationship between these two is essential to success, and it goes far beyond a simple business transaction.
Ways to Stretch Your Event Budget

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Danielle Letenyei

Planning an event on a tight budget can feel like walking a tightrope — balancing creativity, quality and cost without tipping too far in any one direction. It’s a challenge every event planner faces at some point. However, stretching your event budget doesn’t mean you have to cut corners or sacrifice the experience you’re hoping to create. With the right strategies, you can deliver a memorable event that wows your attendees while staying within financial limits.
Why Planners Win With Casino Events

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Sara Karnish

When it comes to finding venues that have something for everyone, event planners say gaming resorts check just about every box. Besides convenience, the amenities and attractions available in and around them make it easy to curate unforgettable experiences for event attendees. Exceeding ExpectationsWhen planning events for an organization like Certified Angus Beef, it goes without saying that food and beverage are a key factor in choosing a site.
Why Choosing the Right Keynote Speaker Is Key to an Event’s Success

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Andrea E. McHugh

Whether you’re organizing an exclusive corporate retreat, a medium-size association meeting or a large industry conference, a compelling keynote speaker sets the tone for any event. By energizing attendees, offering valuable insights and inspiring meaningful discussions, your speaker lays the foundation for the day or days ahead, and their ability to captivate an audience ensures your event starts off on the right foot.
How Meeting Planners Are Rethinking Security Protocols in 2025

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Kathy Monte

The much-publicized killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside the Hilton Midtown in Manhattan has sent shockwaves through the corporate event planning world. Thompson had been scheduled to speak at the company’s annual investor conference, and it is alleged that Luigi Mangione approached him from behind and shot him with a ghost gun, striking the executive in the back and calf. Thompson ultimately succumbed to his injuries.