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How to Write a Winning Proposal for Any Client

ADMEI

Historically, Destination Management Companies (DMCs) adopted the practice of presenting highly personalized proposals to clients, showcasing unique event designs, vendors, and ideas. They may be interested in your approach to vendor relationships or client communication. Additionally, let your client know what will happen next.

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Is Your Meeting Storm Ready?

Smart Meetings

Before the storm hits, it’s advisable to communicate with attendees, vendors and speakers. How does transportation need to be arranged? If the event is already going on and a storm is imminent, there are several questions you can ask: (If your event is outside) Can your event accommodate all your attendees if you move inside?

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11 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a DMC

ADMEI

You want a company that knows its city well and has built excellent relationships with venues and vendors in the area. How do you approach vendor relationships? One of the advantages of working with a DMC is gaining secondhand access to their vendor network. Are they responsive communicators?

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How DMCs and Destination Organizations Find Success Through Collaboration

ADMEI

Destination Management Companies, or DMCs, are professional services companies possessing extensive local knowledge, expertise, and resources, specializing in the design and implementation of events, activities, tours, transportation, and program logistics. Resources Looking for the perfect vendor for an upcoming event?

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When Mother Nature Is an Unwanted Attendee at Your Meeting or Event

Smart Meetings

Should you arrange transportation for attendees to get to another venue, or would you cancel it altogether? Who are your vendors, and would they be self-sufficient in preparing for a weather event, or would they need emergency guidance? It’s important to also communicate with attendees remotely.

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Designing a Wow-Factor Wedding Timeline: From Ceremony to Farewell Party

Traveler's Q

Make sure to account for travel time and any additional logistics, such as guest transportation and vendor setup. Then, map out the ceremony itself, considering aspects like transportation logistics for guests and entertainment ideas to keep them engaged. The Ceremony Details The ceremony is undoubtedly the main event.

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3 Business Traveler Pain Points (And 8 Solutions You Can Provide!)

Dana Communications

Offer flexible shuttle service between nearby airports and your resort or hotel – whether through an on-property fleet or third-party vendor. When a guest comes to your concierge or front desk with this type of transportation trouble, have your team direct them to the U.S. appeared first on Dana Communications.

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