February 2024
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Cover Story Rise of the Independent Meeting & Event Planner By

Indeed, venturing into independent event planning demands determination, organization and a strong work ethic.

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Features
Top Tips for Starting Your Event Podcast By

Designed to give listeners a backstage pass to the world of event planning, event podcasts highlight the world’s most daring events and the people who make them happen.

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Golf & Spa Resorts Add Networking Ops (and Fun) to Corporate Meetings By

The presence of golf and spa amenities at a resort can be a registration draw for attendees who want to take advantage of them before or after core meeting functions, as well as for spouses planning to attend.

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How Disney & Other Cruise Lines Are Leading a New Era of Incentive Travel By

The growing trend of meetings at sea is keeping corporate event planners sailing away.

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How Team Building Fosters Corporate Growth By

Engagement. In the events industry, there’s no other key buzzword that’s causing more conversations since the in-person events regained dominance after the pandemic.

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What Today’s Attendees Expect from Events By

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.

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Building a Strong Planner’s Social Media Presence By

Social media is vital to most companies and individuals looking to market themselves, and it’s no different for the meeting industry.

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Giving Attendees What They Want: Immersion, Interaction By

Today’s corporate event design is teeming with creative ideas that “wow” attendees, giving them what they want: immersion and interaction.

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Sparking Innovation in Event Planning By

Technology has truly changed how meeting planners do business and orchestrate meetings and events. Recently, one type of technology — artificial intelligence (AI) — has begun to make a name for itself through a newly developed AI platform, Spark.

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Planners Face Hard Challenges Head On By

Under the best of circumstances, a meeting planner’s job is fraught with challenges. How does one choose the right destination, and venue(s) — not to mention food & beverage, educational content and entertainment — to meet or even exceed a group’s goals, and do it within budget?

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Destinations
One of America’s Top Destinations By

Set against a ravishing variety of backdrops, Colorado is one of America’s top destinations, inviting meeting planners to think outside the box.

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Perspective

Mental health problems stemming from lifestyle concerns like stress, loneliness, isolation, anxiety, trauma, debt, bereavement, medical issues, social media and more at an all-time high.

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It’s not hard to enhance your chances of landing new clients or attracting fresh business prospects when you apply a little bit more research and critical thinking.

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February 2024
issue
Cover Story Rise of the Independent Meeting & Event Planner By

Indeed, venturing into independent event planning demands determination, organization and a strong work ethic.

Full Story
Features
Top Tips for Starting Your Event Podcast By

Designed to give listeners a backstage pass to the world of event planning, event podcasts highlight the world’s most daring events and the people who make them happen.

Full Story
Golf & Spa Resorts Add Networking Ops (and Fun) to Corporate Meetings By

The presence of golf and spa amenities at a resort can be a registration draw for attendees who want to take advantage of them before or after core meeting functions, as well as for spouses planning to attend.

Full Story
How Disney & Other Cruise Lines Are Leading a New Era of Incentive Travel By

The growing trend of meetings at sea is keeping corporate event planners sailing away.

Full Story
How Team Building Fosters Corporate Growth By

Engagement. In the events industry, there’s no other key buzzword that’s causing more conversations since the in-person events regained dominance after the pandemic.

Full Story
What Today’s Attendees Expect from Events By

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 Story
Building a Strong Planner’s Social Media Presence By

Social media is vital to most companies and individuals looking to market themselves, and it’s no different for the meeting industry.

Full Story
Giving Attendees What They Want: Immersion, Interaction By

Today’s corporate event design is teeming with creative ideas that “wow” attendees, giving them what they want: immersion and interaction.

Full Story
Sparking Innovation in Event Planning By

Technology has truly changed how meeting planners do business and orchestrate meetings and events. Recently, one type of technology — artificial intelligence (AI) — has begun to make a name for itself through a newly developed AI platform, Spark.

Full Story
Planners Face Hard Challenges Head On By

Under the best of circumstances, a meeting planner’s job is fraught with challenges. How does one choose the right destination, and venue(s) — not to mention food & beverage, educational content and entertainment — to meet or even exceed a group’s goals, and do it within budget?

Full Story
Destinations
One of America’s Top Destinations By

Set against a ravishing variety of backdrops, Colorado is one of America’s top destinations, inviting meeting planners to think outside the box.

Full Story
Perspective

Mental health problems stemming from lifestyle concerns like stress, loneliness, isolation, anxiety, trauma, debt, bereavement, medical issues, social media and more at an all-time high.

Full Story

It’s not hard to enhance your chances of landing new clients or attracting fresh business prospects when you apply a little bit more research and critical thinking.

Full Story
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