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Things to Consider When Streaming Your Event
Nothing has changed in the events industry. We still do the same things we did 50 years ago: meeting each other to discuss different topics, build important connections, and listen to industry leaders.
Mistakes You'll Make When You Plan Your First Event
Planning your first event is like walking through burning coal without any preparation, no matter how much you’ve read.
How Branded Content Works for Events
Attention is scarce. Grabbing and maintaining someone's interest has become an art that marketers are trying to master.
How to Plan an Event on a Low Budget
Apart from time and effort, planning an event requires financial resources. Without a specific budget you can’t approach your event.
Get More Out of Speakers at Your Event
A good speaker takes your event to the next level. But how do you get the most out of the speakers you hire?
Crash Course Etiquette for Event Managers
Which etiquette rules should you take into account as an organizer? Etiquette may sound old-fashioned, but it isn't. And you certainly don't want to commit blunders.
What's the most important skill for event planning? Communication!
Communication is often cited as the most important skill in any area of life. In events it takes on an even greater importance.
From a Stress-Loaded Event to a Zen Experience
Events are stressful for attendees. Are you surprised? Usually, when we’re talking about the high complexity of the events industry, we’re referring to the organizers' planning and management experience.
How to Get Your Attendees to Interact More (and Better)
What makes events truly valuable and impactful? Maybe it’s the content of the presentations, or the unique experiences?
Bea World 2019: tickets available and entries open for the Best Event Awards
The 14th Best Event Awards and the 2nd Best Location Awards are now open for entries. The two initiatives, aiming at promoting excellence in events and live communication, will be at the heart of Bea World Festival.
How to Come Up with an Awesome Name for Your Event
Do you have a name for your event? Not yet, but maybe you'll think about it tomorrow? After all, it’s not so difficult to come up with something catchy, right?
How to Run a Fireside Chat that Everybody Will Enjoy
What’s the difference between listening to a great entrepreneur’s keynote speech and having a face-to-face conversation with the same person?
TIP! - How to calculate ROI in the real world?
ROI is the profit, benefit or return resulting from your event, expressed as a percentage of its total cost. But how does this work in the real world?
How to Plan an Empowering Event for Your Employees
Your employees aren’t any less important than your prospects, leads, investors, or other stakeholders. Their work satisfaction will affect directly their efficiency, ...
5 Creative Ideas for Making an Impact with Your Event
Why do we plan events? Whom do we want to serve through conferences, seminars, and corporate events? What are the results we want to achieve?
How to Use Event Technology in 2019
Event technology is evolving fast. From online registering to ticketing, we end up using personalized event mobile apps, data-rich dashboards, ...
What Can You Learn from the World’s Most Influential Events
There are events, and there are … events. The same way as only a few startups end up becoming the true unicorns of an industry and attract multimillion-dollar investments.
How to Stage the Entertainment Experience at Your Next Event
A brief entertainment show can always spice up your event, boosting both the attendees' mood and experience. Obviously, entertainment sessions aren't always easy to incorporate into the event program.
How to Make Your Introvert Attendees Feel Good at Your Event
Not all of your attendees are easygoing and open to new experiences. There are some extremely valuable professionals who’d rather prefer to stay at home with a book than attend your event.
ICCA Ranks Paris as the World's Top Destination for International Meetings
In its latest report, the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) ranked Paris the world's number one destination for meetings, outpacing the second-place holder, Vienna, by a margin of 40 meetings. In the 'top country' list the U.S.A. remains unchallenged for another year.
