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Jessie Fetterling

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Jessie Fetterling is a professional writer and editor in the San Francisco Bay Area, covering a wide range of topics from the travel and hospitality industries to sustainable living to family and women's issues. She's particularly interested in writing about travel, food and music. She is also the author of "100 Things to Do in Oakland Before You Die."
Viceroy Bocas del Toro Panama, Viceroy Hotel Group, Panama, Panama City, luxury travel, eco-friendly meetings, luxury meetings

Viceroy Hotel Group Announces Exclusive, Eco-Friendly Panama Property

The property is so exclusive that attendees can only get there by boat, seaplane or helicopter.
Delta Air Lines, Delta, airlines, Delta Edge Meetings, meeting travel, corporate travel, air travel

Delta Unveils Delta Edge Meetings Program

The Delta Edge Meetings program converges meeting travel with corporate travel management in a way that is expected to help save companies money and time.
Waldorf Astoria, Lamborghini, hotel partnerships,

Test Drive a Lamborghini at Waldorf Astoria

Sit behind the wheel of a Lamborghini as part of the latest Waldorf Astoria-Lamborghini partnership.
Hotel Zephyr, milennial meetings, San Francisco, teambuilding, The Yard, Fisherman's Wharf, tech meetings, tech culture, nerd culture

Hotel Zephyr Shows Love for Nerds in Latest Meeting Package

Hotel Zephyr's Millennial Meetings package attracts nerd culture with high-tech amenities and classic, childhood games.
Dominican Republic, incentive travel, incentive travel destinations, incentive planners, incentive travel planners

How to Choose the Best Incentive Travel Destination

Some destinations in the Caribbean and Mexico have drastically different airfares to and from the U.S. because of their popularity.
Emirates Airline, air travel, long-haul flights, international flights, meeting abroad, international meetings

How to Make Long-Haul Flights More Comfortable for Attendees

Airplane food is never great, so some of your attendees may have not eaten for a solid 15 hours.
Passport, international meetings, meeting itinerary, global meetings, meeting travel

5 “Musts” Your International Meeting Itinerary Might Be Missing

In the Middle East for instance, some women feel uncomfortable shaking the hands of men they don’t know, even in professional settings.
Meeting budget, meeting savings, cost savings, event savings

How to Trim Your Meeting Budget

By keeping branding generic—no specific date, venue or hash tag, for instance—that means that banners, staff uniforms and other signage can be used year after year without having to be replaced.
Facebook, online marketing, event marketing, social media, marketing

5 Online Marketing Tips to Reel in Attendees

Your event hashtag needs to be short and memorable so that it’s easy for people to use before, during and after the event.
Vivra Chocolate, food trends, food and beverage

6 Foodie Trends Coming to Fruition This Summer

For the true foodie, pickling has outgrown its cucumber roots and expanded to other vegetables, from cauliflower to Brussels sprouts.
Sheraton Bay Point Resort, Florida, Panama City Beach, Shell Island

5 Beach Activities to Attract Groups to Sheraton Bay Point This Fall

Snorkeling with dolphins, paddle boarding and even a water trampoline await attendees at Sheraton Bay Point.
San Francisco, destination marketing, selling destinations, meeting destinations

5 Ways CVBs Can Help Planners Market the Destination

Most CVBs and DMOs have downloadable information and interactive maps for meeting planners to provide to their clients and conference attendees.
Asilomar Lodge, Asilomar Conference Grounds, Monterey, Pacific Grove, California

5 Outdoorsy Adventures at Asilomar Conference Grounds

A trip to the Monterey peninsula isn’t complete without an excursion on the water.
Financial & Insurance Conference Planners

Financial & Insurance Conference Planners Announces New Vision

"Moving forward, FICP will not only focus on the development of its members and partners, but will be looking to increase visibility into the positive impact and value these individuals provide within their organization.”