Thu.Mar 25, 2021

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2021 Outlook: Traveler Sentiment Update

Advanced Travel and Tourism

Destination Analysts reports that despite feeling safer and increasingly more positive, many Americans do expect a longer term impact from the pandemic on their travel, from spending less to sticking outdoors. New COVID variants, uncertainty on the current COVID vaccines’ effectiveness with such variants, a European third wave, and Spring Break rowdiness made headlines this week, likely contributing to a small but notable rise in pandemic-related anxiety among American travelers.

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A Word from Women in Events - Women’s History Month

Stova

Women’s history in the United States has made groundbreaking strides in the last 200 years. From Sojouner Truth’s “ Ain’t I a Woman” speech in 1851 to the 2020 election where Kamala Harris was voted in as the first woman Vice President. Women’s History Month has grown in the last century from one day in 1909, to a week in 1978 , and finally expanded to last the entirety of March in 1987 with a vote from Congress.

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Social Impact Recipients Bring Heart to the EIC Global Awards

MeetingsNet

4 excerpts from the Social Impact Award winners’ acceptance speeches that doubled down on the event theme: A Moment of Hope and Reflection. Members of the meetings and hospitality community gathered virtually on March 25 for the Events Industry Council’s annual Global Awards ceremony, honoring Hall of Leaders inductees and, new this year, Social Impact Award recipients.

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Navigating This Crazy Seller’s Market: 10 Must-Read Homebuying Tips for First-Time Homebuyers

Redfin

When you’ve decided to buy a house, you’re putting a lot on the line. Whether you’re new to the homebuying process or not, it can be tricky to navigate the housing market – especially a seller’s market. With new listings of homes for sale down 17% from 2020 , for homebuyers, the days of ample choice and time are over, and it’s clear we’re in a strong seller’s market. .

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COVID-19 Travel Consumer Sentiment Study

TravelBoom and sister agency, The Brandon Agency, release new consumer sentiment study on travel amidst the COVID-19 second wave

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Education Essentials: March 2021

FICP

Attendee Experience [ik- speer -ee- uh ns] 1. a particular instance of personally encountering or undergoing something. 2. knowledge or practical wisdom gained from what one has.

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The Employer of Choice Trifecta: Culture, Purpose & Employer Brand

ITA Group

The Employer of Choice Trifecta: Culture, Purpose & Employer Brand. Spring is in the air. In addition to the rampant anticipation of more sunlight and better weather, I’ve noticed something else taking root: optimism. Optimism about the “next normal” of this pandemic and what it will bring to people around the world. But as exciting as it is to think about a world much more familiar to the one we knew prior to 2020, it’s raising some hard questions about the future for employers, too.

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Hybrid Meetings: What’s Now, What’s Next

Special Events

For events with in-person and virtual components, the possibilities—and the potential problems—are many.

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Are Virtual Events Really More Inclusive & Accessible?

Endless Events

It’s Thursday, which means it’s time to get your favorite brew and join the Event Brew crew as they talk about yet another subject of debate in the exciting new world of virtual events. They put their heads together and tried to answer the following question: are virtual events really more inclusive and accessible? As always, the answer to the question is complex, but our hosts succeeded to tackle it from various perspectives.