5 Ways to Achieve Quiet Event Engagement
How the rise in popularity of silent discos, silent seminars and silent auctions also harness quiet engagement.
4 Ideas to Spark Right-Brain Attendee Interaction and Avoid Meeting Fatigue
By bringing less conventional elements into a corporate event such as colorful visuals or hands-on activities, visual and kinesthetic learners will respond more productively to the content.
Authentic & Eccentric Experiences in Sweden
Sweden boasts 15 UNESCO World Heritage sites while also being a mecca for avant-garde fashion and sustainable design.
5 Ways to Effectively Use Push Notifications at Corporate Events
During an event, corporate event planners should only use push messaging to send out important information such as schedule or location changes.
Welcome to Austin! (But Please Don’t Move Here)
"Tech companies see us as a great incubator. The university is a great source of employment and a new medical school will also be a great source for testing out medical products—the tech industry is embracing that as well.”
5 Healthy Tips for Meetings This Fall
A 15-minute yoga session or Zumba class can provide a much-needed boost of energy that will last longer than a shot of espresso.
Cuba Voluntourism
As one of the fastest growing trends in travel, voluntourism, or social impact travel, has become a viable option for groups seeking immersive, hyperlocal experiences in exotic destinations.
Grupo Posadas Expands Into U.S. Market
Mexico’s largest hotel operator has embarked on its first international expansion with five properties set for Miami, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, Houston and Chicago beginning in 2017.
5 Pensacola Festivals Offer Ready-Made Entertainment for Groups
Planning a meeting or conference to coincide with one of these Pensacola festivals provides ready-made entertainment for groups.
We Called It! Airbnb Moves into Mainstream Hospitality
San Francisco has become the first US city to forge a partnership with home rental service provider Airbnb.
New England’s Historic Underbelly Exposed in Southbridge
The small village of Southbridge in Massachusetts—once the optical capital of the world— is an excellent vantage point from which groups can explore authentic American history.
Global Wellness Summit Draws Visionaries to Mexico City
Months ahead of its ninth annual conference, the 2015 Global Wellness Summit (GWS) is already expected to draw a record turnout to Mexico City.
A Pedestrian Vibe and New Venues Inspire Creativity and Curiosity in Las Vegas
An eclectic array of new venues along the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas are helping planners develop creative events that take advantage of Nevada’s warm year-round weather and emerging districts.
Discovering the Crossroads Between Food, Culture & History in Puerto Rico
Discovering the Crossroads between food, culture & history in Puerto Rico.
