Professional planners are seriously considering stepping out of their first-tier city comfort zone and exploring the vast potential of second- and third-tier destinations.
Full StoryKnowing an organization’s history is the first step in finding the next best destination and can be useful in negotiating rates with the next one.
Full StoryHistoric venues are excellent options for meetings and events given their unique ambiance, cultural and historical value, and memorable setting.
Full StoryBeach destinations, with their calming vibe and stunning settings, have long been a favorite for corporate meetings and incentive programs, their appeal being magnified during the current challenging times.
Full StoryMeeting planners have always dealt with challenges — it’s their job — but sometimes it’s time to mix it up and operate beyond the boundaries.
Full StoryWhile many meeting and event planners set their sights on big cities such as Las Vegas, New York and Miami as “go to” locales for all things meetings and events, second-tier cities are gems just waiting to be discovered. Denver, CO When Gretchen Bliss, CMP, DES, director of meetings and conferences for Healthcare Financial Management, […]
Full StoryBeaches can be a stunning backdrop for unforgettable functions and provide a bucket-list locale for incentive programs. Fortunately for planners, whether the meeting is primarily fly-in or drive-in, there’s likely a beach that meets the need.
Full StoryIndeed, the conference center stereotype is that of a devoted, “no-frills” training facility. Yet there is no reason why a full-fledged conference center can’t be coupled with robust destination appeal and recreational offerings.
Full StoryDestinations can be alluring, especially during Midwestern and Northeastern winters.
Full StoryFrom Australia to Croatia, Nashville to Napa, planners have a plethora of worldwide options when choosing a location for their incentive meeting.
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