events

Hotels are reinventing meetings, social functions, and weddings. Some may prove so popular that they stick around for years to come

We question whether meetings, groups and event revenue should still be considered ancillary revenue when a substantial part of a hotels income

Corporate clients are increasingly asking hotels about hybrid meetings, blending a combination of in-person speakers and remote attendees

Now is the time to prepare for the future and reposition your Meeting & Events business for the better, healthier days which lie ahead

There is now a concerted drive towards a more modern, user-friendly and interactive meeting and event bookings and management

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

Inquiries are not quickly converting into a booking with stated reasons being uncertainty of future government guidelines, travel fear and budget constraint

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

Given the transformed landscape of in-person meetings, sales teams will need to be detailed and responsive to planning, to ensure clients have confidence

Group business and convention travel do more than contribute to hotel occupancy and revenue per room, these types of bookings also fuel profitability