Today, attendees expect meetings and events to be personalized affairs, where fluid agendas reign, appealing to a diverse audience with a variety of interests and preferences.
Full StoryIndeed, venturing into independent event planning demands determination, organization and a strong work ethic.
Full StoryFrom a planner’s perspective, 2024 still looks positive, even though budgeting continues to be an unresolved problem — and the number one most challenging aspect of event planning.
Full StoryMeeting planners need to know how to prepare a strategic plan for their events because at some point, they’ll face an unexpected crisis.
Full StoryCharacterized as being more dynamic, more digital and more impactful, the meeting industry is also better prepared to play a leading role in today’s global challenges.
Full StoryIn corporate event management, a destination can be as important as the event itself.
Full StoryKelly Gleeson Smith, vice president of sales, Caesars Entertainment, leads an amazing team of talented sales people that cultivate face-to-face meetings and events for major corporations and associations held throughout the Caesars Entertainment empire.
Full StoryPlanning for contingencies, no matter how rare, is vital for the safety and security of attendees and for the bottom line of the corporations hosting these events.
Full StoryThe topic of the long-term effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on industries has been bandied about in all sectors of the world. The meetings and events industry is no exception.
Full StoryToday’s attendees want something more – they seek experiences that are engaging, intriguing and safe at the same time.
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