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Talking Nomadic Living, Attendee Education, and Kindness with Ashley Lawson

Endless Events

For those unfamiliar with the term, a digital nomad works remotely and travels full-time, often staying in one location for only a short period. One of our top clients wanted us to help move a program’s contract. Once she successfully signed the contract, she ended up staying in Mexico. “I So in June 2020, I went to Mexico.

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The Ultimate Event Planning Checklist: 7 Phases to Create a Winning Event

Eventtia

For example, if you’re launching a grand opening of a flagship store in a major city, expecting a footfall of over 1,000 customers, it’s wise to start preparations at least four months ahead. For smaller events, such as a masterclass on how to use the product, 1-2 months of preparation might be enough. Understand your audience.

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Creating an Event Contingency Plan: 6 Tips to Beat the Delta COVID Variant

Bizzaboo

There’s a lot of uncertainty regarding COVID variants and in response, event organizers are creating event contingency plans to prepare for the future. Venue Contracts. One of the best ways to protect your event and your budget is to pay close attention to your venue contracts. Flexible Registration & Ticketing.

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Optimizing Your Corporate Events Through Organization Practices that Minimize Stress and Maximize Results

Traveler's Q

It is recommended to reserve the venue at least 6 months before the event to ensure that your preferred location and date are still available. When booking ahead of time, be sure to read the contract thoroughly and understand when payment deadlines and cancellation policies take effect.

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17 Common Event Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Social Tables

Ignore competing events Clients often approach planners with specifics in mind for an event, such as the date, location, or event design. General Admission or VIP) Early bird registration specials Generating excitement early in the promotional stages but failing to keep the momentum going is a common mistake new event planners make.

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What Could Possibly Go Wrong When Planning an Event? 5 Things You Need to Watch Out For

Social Tables

While you think you may have your event all wrapped up, and are marching towards completion, you may need to be more prepared for a number of things that could possibly go wrong when planning an event. Contracting a venue can be a chore within itself. Here are just a few things that planners commonly forget to consider.

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The Ultimate Event Venue Sourcing Guide

Bizzaboo

Make an informed estimate by analyzing previous attendance data, registrations, or similar industry events. If you have flexibility about the location of your event, consider looking at second-tier or outside-the-box cities whose venue and labor costs are often cheaper. What type of event is it? Where is your event? About 42.6%

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