As we enter a new year, meeting and event planners are shifting their priorities, analyzing what worked last year and what didn’t and wondering what the new year will bring. What are attendees wanting now?
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Outlook 2026
As we enter a new year, meeting and event planners are shifting their priorities, analyzing what worked last year and what didn’t and wondering what the new year will bring. What are attendees wanting now?
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Outlook 2026
We talked to three industry leaders about what they see as being crucial for 2026. It's clear that collaboration and adaptability are key.
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Raising the Bar
Today more and more planners are swiftly adapting to a shift in alcohol consumption across the country. Water and soda are no longer good enough as alternatives. There is a clear demand for options that maintain an event’s festive mood without the booze.
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We talked to three industry leaders about what they see as being crucial for 2026. It’s clear that collaboration and adaptability are key.
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Today more and more planners are swiftly adapting to a shift in alcohol consumption across the country. Water and soda are no longer good enough as alternatives. There is a clear demand for options that maintain an event’s festive mood without the booze.
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Leading Events with Community & Engagement
By Rachel Galvin
As we enter a new year, meeting and event planners are shifting their priorities, analyzing what worked last year and what didn’t and wondering what the new year will bring. What are attendees wanting now?
WebsiteFull StoryWe talked to three industry leaders about what they see as being crucial for 2026. It’s clear that collaboration and adaptability are key.
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The Trend Toward No Alcohol at Events
By Matt Swenson
Today more and more planners are swiftly adapting to a shift in alcohol consumption across the country. Water and soda are no longer good enough as alternatives. There is a clear demand for options that maintain an event’s festive mood without the booze.
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