Tag: international meetings
Attendees Coming From Europe? Keep These 5 Things In Mind
Planners with attendees coming from Europe have a special set of concerns, from visa delays to ensuring GDPR compliance.
Did You Know These Countries Have U.S. Travel Advisories?
If you’re taking a meeting outside of the U.S., there could be local risks involved that may not be intuitively obvious.
Australia Outlook: Business Events Bouncing Back
Australia events are on the comeback trail, according to new research by Tourism Australia.
U.S. Drops Testing Mandate for Inbound Travelers
The meetings industry is celebrating as the U.S. does away with the testing mandate for inbound travelers.
U.S. Border Opening Date Set
The long-awaited border opening date has been set for November 8, and the U.S. will also start accepting visitors from Mexico and Canada by land and sea.
EU Could Open by Summer
he EU has announced plans to allow vaccinated people from additional countries, including the US, to gain entry by this summer.
Which Countries’ Borders Are Open?
The just-released new version of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) Travel Restrictions Report shows that while some destinations—Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic—have reopened...
ICCA Report Reveals the Best Places for Associations to Meet
Every year, the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) compiles data on where international association meetings were held, and the 2018 rankings are in.
Strategies for Navigating Global Risk Management
In this Shakedown, Theresa M. Thomas, SVP for Powered by iJet, offers her expertise on preparing for global risk management.
How to Dominate the International Meetings Market
Several issues and trends are impacting the international meetings market. Here are a few tips for dominating them.
The One Event You Can’t Miss If You Plan Internationally
Prevue's Global Meeting & Incentive Planning Summit will focus on everything you need to know when you plan international meetings: visas, negotiating contracts, security and more.
Follow These 5 Strategies on Your Next Long-Haul Flight
It really pays to have that credit card, frequent flyer card and maybe pay a bit more for an earlier flight to avoid airport hassles
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.
6 Tips for Planning Global Meetings
Bandwidth can vary dramatically around the world by availability, quality and cost.
