As summer temperatures continue to rise, and as the earth becomes hotter and hotter, many people are wondering how to beat the heat and stay cool

During ASAE’s 2023 Annual Meeting & Exposition, I got a chance to deliver a presentation on boosting event sustainability in an environment where

With travel costs rising faster than many meeting budgets, here are a few tips from CWT Meetings & Events for getting the best value when

Patti Shock answers additional questions from the

Mention budget preparation to most meeting planners and their eyes glaze over with boredom or widen with trepidation.Creating budgets is challenging

Untitled Document Setting the right mood and creating excitement at an event costs money, but some old-fashioned ingenuity goes a long way

Arlene Sheff, CMP, former senior meeting and event planner for The Boeing Company and a veteran meetings educator, knows all about creatively

Coffee. It’s the drink that meeting attendees love—and meeting planners love to hate. While a few cups o’ joe may energize your meeting-goers,

1. Can you explain attrition and enhancing your meals? Once you have given your guarantee to a facility, you are charged for those

Meetings are big investments. At my company, Meeting Sites Resource, just

1. Use value season/holidays/days of week or hot dates and watch for special deals and sudden cancellations if you are flexible.

Meeting professionals are continually tasked to do “more with less,” facing minimal budget increases year over year as hotel fees and surcharges

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Theme parks are some of the most popular attractions for tourists, with places like Walt Disney World attracting more than 58 million visitors each

We at Meetings Today know that among all the other elements of executing a fabulous event, planners must keep an ever-keen eye on the bottom line.

Reducing food waste in the events and hospitality industry may seem daunting, but it is achievable. By taking proactive steps, you can plan menus for

Editor's note: This article, provided by the Event Leadership Institute, was part of an eHandbook collaboration between Meetings Today and ELI.

Crowd-flow isn’t something you necessarily think about when it comes to smaller events. If you are planning an event for 20 people in a restaurant,