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Event Contracts: Agree to Be Agreeable

SmartMeetings

Negotiation experts share tips for building win-win event contracts The ROI is in the details when drafting a vendor contract. A win-win contract allows everyone to feel that their biggest risks are covered and they can partner in good faith to execute confidently while working creatively to deliver the best event possible.

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California Continues to Attract Global Visitors

Smart Meetings

A lot has changed in two years since the actors Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson announced they had contracted what was then known as novel coronavirus on a film set in Australia. What hasn’t varied is the desire around the world to visit California for business, pleasure or both. Visit California’s Outlook Forum.

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California Lifts F2F Meeting Restrictions, but Not Completely

MeetingsNet

Convention centers and other venues hosting 5,000 or more will need attendees to be tested or show vaccination proof. Those who are vaccinated [but contract the virus] generally have seen very mild symptoms,” he added. “If ECA noted that in California, business events support about 290,000 jobs. In Reno, Nev.,

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How Much Does a Live Band Cost for a Wedding in California? 

Milestone Events Group

When it comes to planning a wedding in California, one of the most critical decisions you’ll make is choosing the entertainment. But before you start envisioning the dance floor packed with guests grooving to live music, you may wonder, “How much does a live band cost for a wedding in California? Band vs DJ Cost?

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If Your Venue Dumps Your Event, Have a Concessions List Ready

MeetingsNet

Smart negotiating can ensure a meeting maintains its quality and that the host is made whole—and then some—if the meeting is relocated by a host venue. After all, the venue does not want to make an enemy of a meeting group—and it certainly does not want a planner posting the tale online for the wider planning community to see.

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How to Educate Clients on the Difference Between a Venue Coordinator and a Wedding Planner

The Planner's Lounge

Have you ever had a promising consultation with a prospective client, and then they decide to forgo a planner because their venue has an on-site coordinator? This is a common occurrence for some planners because the couples do not understand that a venue coordinator is NOT their personal planner.

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One Stop Shop Venues

Unique Venues

But savvy event planners look for “one stop shop” venues in order to make detail management a little easier. Check out our Top Picks for One Stop Shop Venues. These venues offer the convenience of one contact, one contract, and one price for meetings and events. University of California, Riverside.

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