Just when you thought it was safe to plug back into Wi-Fi. There's another place where cybercriminals are lurking and it's a place that event owners spend a lot of time: airports. Is your data safe? Want to keep it that way? Here are some tips from the experts.

As more states legalize sports betting, government officials are faced with the question of where that revenue should go. Such oft-cited options include road repairs and pension funds, but now youth sports has entered the conversation. And if you think it's impossible, we have only two words: Wanna bet?

Call it a side effect of sports tourism or perhaps a grown-up variation on it. Wellness tourism, including spa visits, yoga retreats and travels that center on healthy eating, is on the grow, and a lot of sports parents are taking advantage of it. Here's how you can too.

Call it climate change. Call it global warming. Call it a below-average snow year. Whatever you call it, it hurts outdoor winter sports events and necessitates something new: snow farming. Here's an inside look on where snow is coming from - and how transporting it is big business.

A spate of fights breaking out among either players or spectators (yes, including parents) during and after high school and youth games has schools around the country taking punitive actions and precautionary measures. What can planners learn from it and how can they be proactive as a result?

Something in the Betcha Didn't Know column: Medical professionals traveling with sports teams are now protected by a federal law that ensures their license and liability insurance remains in effect after crossing state lines. Here are all the details event planners need to know.