While thinking out of the box planning meetings and events takes more forethought and organization, the benefits of taking risks often prove worthwhile.
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Join like-minded professionals and ascend to new heights of knowledge, connection and inspiration at the 2024 FICP Annual Conference in Denver from November 10-13.
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While gaming resorts are known for their casinos — and those venues do draw crowds — the categorization leaves out these hotels’ other offerings, and there are many.
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When planners and their attendees are held accountable for DEI initiatives, they are more likely to drive positive change into their events.
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Using AI for travel management requires an open mind and a willingness to learn the newest tools of the trade.
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In today’s meetings and events industry, one of the most important things separating you from the competition is the experience attendees have, and that experience is dependent upon your event team.
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A well-chosen destination enhances attendee satisfaction, facilitates smooth event execution and contributes to the event’s overall success, making it a pivotal decision for meeting planners.
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At various points, we’ll all have to reject clients, projects and other offers to keep our companies moving forward, our workloads manageable and our mental health intact.
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To stand out and excel in the field – and build and maintain a competitive advantage – planners must be proactive, innovative and committed to continuous improvement.
Full StoryWhile thinking out of the box planning meetings and events takes more forethought and organization, the benefits of taking risks often prove worthwhile.
Full StoryJoin like-minded professionals and ascend to new heights of knowledge, connection and inspiration at the 2024 FICP Annual Conference in Denver from November 10-13.
Full StoryWhile gaming resorts are known for their casinos — and those venues do draw crowds — the categorization leaves out these hotels’ other offerings, and there are many.
Full StoryWhen planners and their attendees are held accountable for DEI initiatives, they are more likely to drive positive change into their events.
Full StoryUsing AI for travel management requires an open mind and a willingness to learn the newest tools of the trade.
Full StoryIn today’s meetings and events industry, one of the most important things separating you from the competition is the experience attendees have, and that experience is dependent upon your event team.
Full StoryA well-chosen destination enhances attendee satisfaction, facilitates smooth event execution and contributes to the event’s overall success, making it a pivotal decision for meeting planners.
Full StoryAt various points, we’ll all have to reject clients, projects and other offers to keep our companies moving forward, our workloads manageable and our mental health intact.
Full StoryTo stand out and excel in the field – and build and maintain a competitive advantage – planners must be proactive, innovative and committed to continuous improvement.
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