Holiday Party Ideas 2014: Offbeat Bash
BizBash
SEPTEMBER 23, 2014
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Ticketbud's SXSW 2014 Survival Guide
TicketBud
JANUARY 17, 2014
The post Ticketbud's SXSW 2014 Survival Guide appeared first on Ticketbud Blog. Wish SXSW came with a manual? doesn't. Mainly because as soon as somebody writes one SXSW attendees, organizers and presenters do something to flip the festival on its head. Here is the SXSW survival guide. Used a sweet new app to find all the best talks? It's been replaced by the newest new app. Have a trusted, low-key bar where all the under-the-radar bands play at? Miley Cyrus is playing there this year.
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2014: The Year To Make Your New Year's Resolution A Reality
TicketBud
JANUARY 2, 2014
So, how can we turn our New Year's resolutions for 2014 from hopefully fantasy to achievable reality? Food festivals, wine tastings, cooking classes and more are great places to start out 2014 trying something new and starting a year-long habit of fostering an adventurous yet healthy appetite. The post 2014: The Year To Make Your New Year's Resolution A Reality appeared first on Ticketbud Blog. For many of us, every New Year seems to follow a predictable pattern.
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Ask the Editors: the Craziest Food Stations We've Ever Seen at Events
BizBash
DECEMBER 5, 2014
Today, catering is not just about what's being served but also how it's served. And with guests eager to capture
Season's Eatings: 9 Festive Dishes for Events
BizBash
DECEMBER 4, 2014
From sweet and savory bacon with maple-pecan topping to hot apple cider with spiced rum and cinnamon sticks, these festive
How to Pick the Right Food Setup for Your Event
BizBash
DECEMBER 4, 2014
When your event includes food, how you serve guests is just as important as what you serve them. We asked
The Hottest New Ingredients in Catering Right Now
BizBash
DECEMBER 4, 2014
Kale had its moment. But what's the next hot ingredient on menus? Chefs share their current inspirations—from octopus to anise
5 Tips for Donating Food After Events
BizBash
DECEMBER 3, 2014
With most caterers building overages into their event plans, much wholesome, edible, and nourishing food goes to waste every day—and
The Wildest Drinks to Serve at Events Now
BizBash
DECEMBER 3, 2014
From frozen orange peels to barbecue mist and a bacon garnish, these drinks have unusual ingredients that will surprise guests
Eat Dirt, Glass, and More: 12 Dishes That Are Unexpectedly Edible
BizBash
DECEMBER 3, 2014
Catering seems to have stolen a page out of Willy Wonka's cookbook lately. Clever—and totally edible—food packaging, displays, and offbeat
20 Catering Chefs and Their Freshest Ideas
BizBash
DECEMBER 2, 2014
Thanks to a social-media-hungry public and the rise of foodie culture, today's catering chefs need to be constantly feeding the
5 Innovative Ways to Serve Large Crowds
BizBash
DECEMBER 2, 2014
When you need to feed a large group of people at a trade show or convention, how you serve them
What Catering Menu Items and Presentation Styles Have Got to Go?
BizBash
DECEMBER 1, 2014
When it comes to catering, planners and frequent eventgoers see—and taste—a lot of things and have strong opinions on what's
12 Smart Ways to Label Food and Drinks at Events
BizBash
DECEMBER 1, 2014
As guests become more and more health conscious and caterers experiment with unusual dishes and ways to serve them, menu
19 Wacky Menu Ideas Inspired by Famous Artists
BizBash
DECEMBER 1, 2014
Iconic artists have long been a source of inspiration for event decor—think Roy Lichtenstein's primary colors, the tin foil and
Holiday Parties With Open Bars: Mistake or Necessity?
BizBash
SEPTEMBER 26, 2014
The holidays are typically a time to indulge, but is it a mistake to treat your staff to countless cocktails
12 Unusual Venues for Company Holiday Parties
BizBash
SEPTEMBER 26, 2014
Looking for a venue for the company holiday party, but tired of booking the same local bar? This year, why
Four Reasons Why Selling Tickets Through Your Own Website is A Better Option
Fork in the Road
NOVEMBER 13, 2014
By Sean Hurley. Most event organizers outsource ticket sales to a third-party ecommerce platform. In doing so, they send buyers to a separate website to make the purchase. There are excellent reasons why they should keep would-be attendees on the main event website, from the first visit to the confirmation page. Sending buyers offsite to finalize their purchase transactions can cost organizers ticket sales and revenue. Some buyers fall through the cracks.
Why Reed’s Decision to Scale Back AIBTM is Brilliant
Fork in the Road
JUNE 24, 2014
Recently, Reed Exhibitions announced plans to change the format of its America Incentives, Travel and Meetings Expo (AIBTM) from a “traditional” trade show to an “exclusive, private” scaled-back event. In the proposed plan, the number of hosted buyers and exhibitors will be reduced to 250 each. Turnkey “pods” will replace raw exhibit space and attendees—carefully screened buyers—will be required to keep a schedule of thirty appointments.
DoubleDutch Paves the Way for Contextual Computing with iOS7 Redesign
Fork in the Road
JANUARY 19, 2014
Event mobile app provider, DoubleDutch, announced a total redesign of its application to leverage the new features and functionality of the iOS7 operating system. In addition to a completely new user interface, enhanced offline performance and more speed, the app “gets to the promise of contextual computing—delivering the right experience at the right time,” says Lawrence Coburn, DoubleDutch CEO and the company’s co-founder. The update has immediate implications for attendees.
6 Strategies for Building Planner-Supplier Relationships
MeetingsNet
OCTOBER 30, 2014
As much as I am passionate about strategic meetings management , I am equally passionate about forming long-lasting partnerships with key suppliers. read more. Negotiating/Contracts Strategic Meetings Management
Networking for attendees is as important as the event program.
Converve
SEPTEMBER 19, 2014
A trend which is demonstrated by the latest Social Media & Events Report 2014 published by XING Events. At present a majority of event organizers do not offer a so-called ‘Matchmaking’ at theirs events, but are planning to use an event software with integrated matchmaking function in the near future. Networking is important for event planners.
Networking for attendees is as important as the event program.
Converve
SEPTEMBER 19, 2014
A trend which is demonstrated by the latest Social Media & Events Report 2014 published by XING Events. At present a majority of event organizers do not offer a so-called ‘Matchmaking’ at theirs events, but are planning to use an event software with integrated matchmaking function in the near future. Networking is important for event planners.
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