OUTDOOR MEETING SPACES: HOW THE NATURE OF MEETINGS IS CHANGING
Although meetings were traditionally reserved for the conference room, and still are to an extent, there’s a rising demand for flexible outdoor meetings that promote wellbeing and increase engagement without distracting people from the task at hand. Breaking routines – like where and when you conduct meetings...
USE THE ONLINE ANALYTICS MEANINGFULLY AFTER YOUR VIRTUAL EVENT
Do you know what analytics is about - apart from being a smart and snappy sounding terminology?! It’s about breaking down the performance of your online event and so you get meaningful information for future online plans. Analysing data after an event will assist you get a...
THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING AN OUTDOOR
If there’s only going to be a few of you and the meeting can be conducted tech-free, you don’t really have much to think about. If this isn’t the case, there are a number of things to consider – but the following three should definitely feature...
RAPID ONSITE COVID-19 TESTING FOR EVENT AND MEETING ATTENDEES
To provide ease, confidence and reassurance to safely return to face-to-face events, we’ve introduced pre-event, onsite, rapid COVID-19 antigen testing for meeting and event attendees, further enhancing the comprehensive Hotels Safety Protocols, which are already in place in all hotels. To provide this service, we...
HOW TO ROCK WORKING FROM HOME
We are going to share some tips from industry professionals and work-from-home veterans on how to stay healthy while successfully managing event planning, work, life and family while staying at home. Start early and mentally prepare : Without the stress of having to commute to the...
WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR VIRTUAL/HYBRID EVENT DATA ANALYTICS AFTER THE EVENT
The work of hosting an online event doesn't end when it's over. In fact, much of the important work begins when the meeting ends. Engagement can and should continue post-event, and virtual events offer a treasure trove of data on attendee engagement and preferences if...
