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Although planning a safe event has always been part of the event industry, it’s at the forefront of event organizer’s minds now, more than ever. Around the world, tragic incidents at events like the Las Vegas shooting and the Boston Marathon bombing, and natural disasters have shown that we aren’t prepared for every type of security and safety issue in our industry.
CoffeeGate One sunny morning in 2105, two hundred of us arrived for the opening breakfast at a Canadian conference to discover There Was No Coffee. The young first-time volunteer staff had forgotten to brew it. Three days later, people were still grumbling about CoffeeGate. I’ll bet that even today, if you asked attendees what they remembered about the event, most would immediately recall the There Was No Coffee moment.
Everyone loves seeing the top Instagram accounts in their city, and also in the cities that they are about to visit. It helps give visitors an idea of what there is to do, see and eat in the destination, and of course, help them find that perfect Instagram spot. For destinations, finding local influencers can be the key to reaching a larger group of people and increasing your social reach.
Join us and connect with experts at the 3rd International Conference on Heart and Cardiovascular Diseases”, scheduled on May 05-06, 2025 in Dubai, UAE with the theme of “Novel Progression Towards the Heart and Cardiovascular Research”.
Running out of trade show ideas for improving your B2B events? Well, we’re here to help. If you want to see your trade show attendance and exhibitor count to grow, you need to focus on the experience of the show. Participants need to make more quality connections. Exhibitors need to showcase better products and services. Of course, your event has to run smoothly so as not to distract attendees from why they are in the trade show in the first place.
The post Upcoming Edinburgh Marina Spa & Conference Hotel “great for local community and Scottish tourism” appeared first on TD (Travel Daily Media) Travel Daily. Artist’s impression of Edinburgh Marina Spa & Conference Hotel. The Edinburgh Marina development project received a shot in the arm this week when it was announced that, after months of discussion, Edinburgh Marina Holdings is close to signing a deal with a “major international hotel partner” for the Edinburg
Trade shows are complex. From booking stands to planning the knowledge sessions, you are accountable not only to your sponsors and attendees, but also to your exhibitors. After all, they’re the ones who should get out the most out of attending your trade shows. The event itself is built for helping exhibitors showcase their services […]. La entrada Networking at Trade Shows: This is How You Can Make it Work aparece primero en Eventtia | Event management software.
Trade shows are complex. From booking stands to planning the knowledge sessions, you are accountable not only to your sponsors and attendees, but also to your exhibitors. After all, they’re the ones who should get out the most out of attending your trade shows. The event itself is built for helping exhibitors showcase their services […]. La entrada Networking at Trade Shows: This is How You Can Make it Work aparece primero en Eventtia | Event management software.
He’s the original ideator behind our weekly Salad/Sandwich Club… owner to a magnificent dog named Samson… and our wittiest Slack participant — Meet Garrett! Garrett has been with CrowdRiff for over two years now, as one of our first few developers. While he actually started out doing front-end work, he’s had the flexibility to transition to work on the back-end side of things now.
What are chatbots? More or less a chatbot is a program which takes a process that is chat driven and makes it consistent for a user (they give the same answers each time unlike a human would) and a well-programmed bot allows easy interaction with a human. You typically see chatbots disguised as “live chats” on websites. It feels like a human speaking to you, but it’s a chatbot!
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Did you hear? So Instagram already allows you to share regular feed posts to your Instagram Story… but now you can now also repost Stories you’ve been @mentioned in too! From Instagram’s announcement : “When someone mentions you in their story, you’ll be able to share that photo or video into your own Story. So, when you’re caught up in a soccer game or focused on a big project and you don’t take out your phone, you can still share the moment.”.
As an event planner, the last thing you want your attendees to feel is that your event could have been held in any city in the world, and they wouldn’t have noticed any difference. After all, every city has quality hotels, so what else can you offer? Adding local flavor to an event helps to create an experience that sets it apart from any other your event goers have been to.
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