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How to Design a 'Live-Like-a-Local' Experience for Your Attendees
Let me ask you a quick question: What do you think happens when you run an international event? Probably this: People travel all over the world to your event’s city for a few incredible days, attend your conference or seminar, ...
Game Changing Planning Tool for Events
Organising successful outdoor events requires detailed planning and collaboration with multiple stakeholders. Often events sites are planned using screenshots and PowerPoint.
Is Wearable Technology the Next Big Thing in Events?
One of the characteristics that put an event professional at the top of his or her game is having the courage to experiment with new technologies.
How to Create Attractive Events and Engage the iGeneration
Are you trying to understand what millennials want and how to plan great events for them? I hate to break this to you, but you are missing the train again. You should have worried about this topic years ago!
What Your Attendees Will Expect from You In 2019?
Have you noticed that it’s becoming harder and harder to surprise or enchant your attendees? It’s as if you no longer know what will amaze your guests or what will make them angry.
Keep Calm, Don't Panic in Front of Your Guests
The big day has arrived. You wake up earlier than usual and before heading over to the event venue, you check your email for possible planning updates. Everything seems fine.
What Makes Face-to-Face Interactions So Successful?
Networking at events is dying. Or at least, this is the prediction some professionals are defending, referring to the increased use of social media and dreadful feelings that usually accompany networking.
5 Simple Tips on How to Set Up a Friendly Catering Area on Your Event
Here is the truth that attendees don't want you to know: food is a powerful incentive. Dare to exclude lunch breaks from the agenda and you risk witnessing a freefall of your event's popularity.
How to Win at Negotiating Your Event Budget
There are two types of people: Those who love to negotiate and those who hate it. Some may love it because it provides the opportunity to agree upon a more satisfactory exchange for both parties.
How to Collect the Right Data at Every Stage of Your Event
Data is the bloodstream of your event. You can’t do much (including measure, scale, and excel) without having a clear picture of what’s happening before, during, and after the event. Not an easy task to accomplish.
How to Set Up Attractive Pricing Plans for Your Next Event
Evaluating and deciding the attendance fees isn’t enough. To attract more attendees and make them understand the undeniable worth of your event, you must set up a smart pricing proposal.
Why and How to Make Your Event Visually Appealing
When we hear the term 'visual appeal', we tend to think about attractive websites, interesting product designs, or high-quality photos and graphics. We might also imagine a cozy room or office that is visually balanced and nice-looking.
A taste of Singapore - Private Home Dining Experiences for MICE groups
While you may be in Singapore for work, you can still take comfort in having a hearty home cooked feast. The latest buzz is happening in private dining kitchens.
How to Take Notes like a Pro and Impress Your Event Clients
Did you wake up this morning feeling anxious about your first meeting with your event clients? Do you wish you could postpone it, although you know you can't? Are you worried about how it will go and how your clients will perceive you?
How to Be a Good Planner without Having a Degree
Here's a secret most universities don't want you to know: you can be a good planner without having a degree in event management. In fact, most successful planners don't have a degree in this field, since the education programmes in event management are rather new.
5 handy checklists for organizing an event
We regularly publish handy checklists on eventplanner.be /.nl to help you organize your events flawlessly.
How to Run an Efficient Multilingual Conference
One of the main reasons why people attend events is to acquire fresh information. A successful knowledge transfer is the key to gratifying experiences. The whole point of running events is to spread insights, ideas, ... that has are of high relevance for the attendees.
How to Make Your Guests' Experiences Original and Unique
If you changed hats for a few days and went to events instead of planning them, you might notice multiple similarities regarding the attendee experience. It makes sense if you think about it.
How to Target an Audience for Your Next Event
The concept of an 'event audience' has evolved from what we once thought to be a by-default element - characterized more by its quantity and less by its quality - into something that is carefully analyzed and handpicked.
How to Evaluate Your Event Suppliers' Services
Our work as event planners depends greatly on the performance and efficiency of the suppliers we work with. Building long-term relationships with vendors you trust is critical for your event’s success.
