Celtic Manor pilot event shows business events would be unviable under proposed restrictions in Wales
Reduced staff capacity in office spaces means meeting space may be at a premium, while hotels have vacant spots to fill.
Until it’s safe to return to face-to-face team building, many companies are turning to virtual strategies
Single-use plastics in the age of COVID
Video production is among the many skill sets event planners have had to develop with the pivot to hybrid and digital.
When the Promotional Products Professionals of Canada (PPPC) decided to produce a virtual version of their delayed awards show, they needed to create a program that was both engaging and affordable.
The transition of events to virtual might lead you to think insurance is no longer required.
When your virtual event demands studio quality, check out these options
Top 5 event and design trends to watch for in 2021
As the introduction of COVID-19 vaccines raises hopes of a return to in-person meetings and travel
Marriott International recently hosted Connect with Confidence
A popular tradeshow goes virtual
The learning curve of virtual events includes learning a new vocabulary.
Experiments with meeting design and food preparation provide glimpses into the new reality for F&B
Strauss Event & Association Management, based in Winnipeg, celebrates its quarter century in business
There’s exactly one month until Christmas and event pros have been busy creating virtual holiday activities to help teams celebrate the season together but apart.
Partnering with a number of suppliers and working with a 3-week turnaround, the event went virtual.
Self-care strategies proven to lower stress, so you can be at your best when the pressure’s on
When the pandemic nixed the live version, one planner set about helping her client reimagine their event in digital form.
Discover the most important presentation skill of all
Conference set up in the age of COVID
Data will be crucial in making decisions to drive the industry’s recovery.
How to overcome your tech phobia and embrace online events
Designations are a great way to showcase your industry expertise to new clients and potential employers.
The co-founder of Black in Events shares why we need an organization for Black event professionals—and how to get involved
As industry events have gone virtual, the opportunity for event profs to become engaging, insightful speakers has grown.
Evaluating the benefits and the challenges of internship programs
One silver lining about events transitioning to virtual and hybrid platforms during the pandemic is the opportunity to attract international audiences.
Why our current health, environmental and equality crises need to be addressed together
Each week we are spotlighting how venues, planners, hotels and suppliers are reopening and re-imagining their businesses.
Each week we are spotlighting how venues, planners, hotels and suppliers are reopening and re-imagining their businesses.
Each week we are spotlighting how venues, planners, hotels and suppliers are reopening and re-imagining their businesses.
“Touchless” and “contactless” have become the buzzwords in creating safer meeting and travel experiences.
As we begin to plan for meeting in-person again, many health and safety-related items will become standard equipment.
Each week, we’re spotlighting how venues, planners, hotels and suppliers are reopening and reimagining their businesses.
Whether for you, a favourite client or a hardworking colleague, these items make a day on the course even more enjoyable.
Here’s how to effectively communicate with your attendees as you plan for upcoming events.
Each week we will spotlight how venues, planners, hotels and suppliers are reopening and reimagining their businesses.
Masks are part of the new arsenal of items that can keep attendees safe.
As incentive travel stalwart Anthony Byron embarks on retirement, he reflects on his career—and has sage advice for the industry
Each week we will spotlight how venues, planners, hotels and suppliers are reopening and reimagining their businesses.
As the industry ponders what reopening will look like, every segment has its own unique challenges.
As the industry ponders what reopening will look like, every segment has its own unique challenges.
Expert tips on how to resolve messy situations like a pro
As the industry ponders what reopening will look like, every segment has its own unique challenges.
It’s no secret that sponsorships play a key role for in-person events.
As the industry ponders what reopening will look like, every segment has its own unique challenges.
Your conference may have gone (temporarily) virtual, but that doesn’t mean conference swag is no more.
As the industry ponders what reopening will look like, every segment has its own unique challenges.
Some conferences trend on Twitter and Instagram, while others never see the light of day.
As the industry ponders what reopening will look like, every segment has it own unique challenges.
The landscape of job-seeking has changed.
The inability to meet face-to-face has led to innovative strategies for ideation and collaboration in a virtual setting.
Now that we’ve all been on a Zoom call or two or ten, I was pleasantly surprised by a video session put together by the folks at MCI just last week.
The DMC Network, a collection of destination management companies, has come up with a novel way to connect with their global partners and the industry.
Destination Canada Business Events is collecting data to help federal and provincial governments understand the economic impact of the business events industry.
In these surreal times of business unusual, time—that most elusive of commodities—seems to be all we have right now.
Annual industry event goes virtual during COVID 19 pandemic.
Toronto-based Conundrum Adventures have nimbly turned to an online reality to help with teambuilding in these social distancing times.
Industry pros pivot their expertise with conferences to an online virtual camp for kids of all ages.
The Ignite Guide to Financial Planning for Self-Employed Planners
When life gives you lemons—make lemonade!
The Coronavirus pandemic has made communications with delegates, stakeholders and sponsors essential and should build trust that will encourage business to flourish when this event is history.
The leading drivers for food trends in meetings and events this year.
From election platforms to corporate annual reports, ecological sustainability has become a driving force of the 21st century.
Ground Transportation Tips and Tactics
If you’ve worked long enough in the meetings and events industry, you have likely responded to hundreds of RFPs.
Planners should think about using video to promote their events before and after a program.
Insights from the latest forecast by American Express Meetings & Events
Leveraging This All-Important Event Planning Tool
Get ready for a whole new way to begin the SITE Global conference experience.
A successful charitable event can make the budget of a charity, bring forward much-needed publicity and resources, create memories for a lifetime, or help a community to bond, grieve or heal.
Five design strategies to draw visitors and business
Creating contingency plans for meetings and events
Summer celebrations kick off with Canada’s birthday on July 1
Interactive teambuilding exercises from coast to coast.
How the changing global climate impacts program destinations and timing.
Sustainable Events for Busy People
Interactive dinner theatre, installation art, immersive events and Instagram-worthy photo ops.
Most event planners view video projection mapping technology as mind-blowing—but out of reach. Yet industry plays say this technology is increasingly accessible.
Device-free meeting trends
Get ready for a totally new way to experience MPI’s World Education Congress (WEC)
Working from home can be a dream: no daily commute, no dressing to impress and more time with family. But, it’s not perfect for everyone.
Invited to a corporate golf outing but not a golfer?
With the recent launch of Canada’s newest food guide, meeting planners have a lot to discuss with food and beverage departments in hotels, venues and convention centres.
Six Steps to Creating Introvert-Friendly Events
Use it or lose it applies to our mind health, just as exercise helps to keep us fit.
Make sure people get the most out of conference sessions, workshops and meetings, you’ve got to get them engaged with each other and the subject matter.
A brand-new year brings the promise of new beginnings and resolve to try new goals, aspirations and life-affirming habits.
Gone as far as you can with traditional strategies to reduce your event’s footprint?
American Express Global Meeting Events Forecast
How to get the most out of teleconferences
Meeting Professionals Against Human Trafficking reach another milestone with industry-driven initiative.
Interactive holograms coming to an event near you!
Bring events to life with the magic of projection mapping
