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Rachel Carter
From the boardroom to the beach, seaside locations attract meetings of all types.
Many CVBs, meeting planners and conference attendees are relying more on mobile apps to connect directly with everyone involved in an event.
To get visitors to dine and drink, shop and sightsee, convention and visitors bureaus (cvbs) pull from a grab bag of marketing tools.
Your groups can pet a penguin, build a robot or drive a 100-year-old car at these meeting-friendly museums.
Planners can often use golf destinations to attract attendees.
Small meetings, those with 100 or fewer attendees, often need a little more help than larger conferences, but they also have more opportunities.
The expansion of dietary restrictions keeps event planners on their feet.
Although audio-visual components are one of the biggest chunks of any event budget, the more you know, the more you can save.
If you’re looking for a scenic alpine destination for your next meeting event, consider one of these mountain destinations.
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