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Value in a PRE CON/POST CON Meeting
Let’s first start with the definition of PRE CON/POST CON Meeting and why it is VITAL for YOUR [...]
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Managing Details
Use your magnifying glass when receiving and reviewing proposals from hotels for your events. [...]
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Brain Breaks
Next time you plan a meeting and need breakout meeting rooms, rethink your strategy and schedule [...]
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2019 Budget Idea!
Guess what? For all we do for you, there is no cost! While working on your meetings budget, you [...]
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Maximize Your Meetings Budget
Take a look at this article from California Meetings + Events featuring The Meetings Concierge [...]
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Hotels Added Taxes
When searching multiple cities or countries for an upcoming meeting, pay close attention to added [...]
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Keep It Local!
Next time you are looking for things to do and places to visit in the city where you are hosting a [...]
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Five Hotel Pre-Contract Negotiation Tips
Leverage agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative [...]
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Meeting Planners Be Prepared for Emergencies
Leverage agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative [...]
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5 Ideal Meeting Room Features
Leverage agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative [...]
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4 Questions to Ask Hotels When Planning Meetings
These 4 questions should be asked when starting to plan meetings at hotels: Are the dates available [...]
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One Question to Always Ask Hotels When Planning Meetings
One question to always ask hotels when planning meetings is “when was the hotel renovated?” You’ll [...]
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