Anna Huddleston

Anna Huddleston is a business events writer based in Las Vegas.
  • 3 Tips for Activating Within Immersive Tech Venues

    For the U.S. debut of its Muse and Island Sun scents, the Middle Eastern fragrance house Khadlaj recently took over the Arte Museum in Las Vegas, inviting guests on a multisensory journey of the environments that inspired the products. Inside, the two fragrances were split into their own worlds. The Muse product unfolded as a […]

  • Our Top 5 Experiential Trends from Dreamforce 2026

    The park rangers are gone, and so is the canoe. Dreamforce 2026, Salesforce’s annual flagship user conference in San Francisco, still had the camp vibe, but felt more like a reunion before a space launch. On the ground at Dreampark, we discovered how AI innovation is inspiring an evolution in the storied event's theming.

  • How Outdoor Retailer 2026 Took the Show Outside

    On the final morning of Outdoor Retailer in Minneapolis, dozens of participants and volunteers gathered at Theodore Wirth Park for the inaugural 57hours Adventure Race, a 90-minute orienteering course built with the Minnesota Orienteering Club and supported by The Loppet Foundation. As OR attendees and content creators were getting ready to explore the “urban outdoors,” […]

  • Beyond Wellness: 5 Ways Trade Shows and Events Show They Care

    It wasn’t that long ago when goat yoga on the trade show floor was the GOAT. Seeing your boss doing a downward dog at 6 a.m. was somehow a healthy thing to do. And bailing out on dinner because your sensory overload was real and you couldn’t deal with your colleagues anymore was plain rude.  […]

  • Survey Says: How One Event Turned AI-powered Feedback into Action

    What if you could talk about your event experience with an AI agent on your cab ride to the airport? For its 2026 Spring Summit, Builder Innovator pivoted from its traditional survey strategy to using AI-powered surveys and conversational AI agents, powered by Marcus AI. For a hosted-buyer construction event, zeroing in on the right […]