events
What’s Next for Meetings and Events?
Now is the time to prepare for the future and reposition your Meeting & Events business for the better, healthier days which lie ahead
How Hotels Can Safely Leverage Small Meeting Space
There is now a concerted drive towards a more modern, user-friendly and interactive meeting and event bookings and management
Meeting Organizers Hoping for More Flexible Hotel Contracts
Meeting planners and hoteliers are desperately looking for right way to return to work. We know is there are many known unknowns we have to try to plan for
Booking Groups in Pandemic: Be Flexible, Don’t Panic
Inquiries are not quickly converting into a booking with stated reasons being uncertainty of future government guidelines, travel fear and budget constraint
How Hotels Should Adapt Meetings And Events
The coronavirus pandemic will change how hotels host meetings and events, and if done correctly, they can help the industry in both the short and long term
What Will Meetings and Events Look Like as We Recover?
Given the transformed landscape of in-person meetings, sales teams will need to be detailed and responsive to planning, to ensure clients have confidence
The Hotel Recovery Can Only Go So Far Without Group Bookings
Group business and convention travel do more than contribute to hotel occupancy and revenue per room, these types of bookings also fuel profitability
Meetings & Events Survival Strategies & Comeback Considerations
No facet of the hospitality and travel industry has been hit harder than the meetings and events (M&E) sector by COVID-19 restrictions and safeguards
Take a Positive Outlook for Your Meeting and Events Business
Why not offer small meeting rooms to individuals needing office space or consider renting bedrooms to a company that previously had communal working spaces
7 Hotel Revenue Management Tips and Strategies to Boost Incremental Revenue
Hoteliers are always looking for ways to improve their revenue management. Use these strategies to increase your RevPAR and boost incremental revenue