Posts Tagged ‘event planning’
The Business of Events: How DMCs Elevate Corporate Meetings and Incentive Travel
The Business of Events: How DMCs Elevate Corporate Meetings and Incentive Travel 12 June 2024 In today’s work culture, employees are looking for more than competitive pay. Flexible scheduling, remote work, generous benefits, and a healthy team culture and work-life balance all attract top talent to join a company — and stay for the long…
Read More3 Reasons to Hire an Accredited DMC
3 Reasons to Hire an Accredited DMC 15 May 2024 Planning an excellent event is a full-time job — but unfortunately, most of us already have full-time workloads on our plates. If you’ve been tasked with planning a conference or corporate event, bringing in quality help can ensure that your to-do list gets done well.…
Read MoreHow to Elevate Your Trade Show Booth Experience
How to Elevate Your Trade Show Booth Experience 08 May 2024 In the dynamic realm of event management, trade shows serve as pivotal hubs for engagement, networking, and brand representation. A well-designed exhibitor booth not only attracts attention but also fosters meaningful interactions, driving the success of a Destination Management Company (DMC) and its events.…
Read More5 Tips for Engaging with First-Timers at Annual Events
5 Tips for Engaging with First-Timers at Annual Events 24 April 2024 No matter what kind of yearly event you’re planning, every attendee matters. However, walking into an unfamiliar setting for the first time can be especially daunting — so engaging well with first-time attendees can set the tone for their entire relationship with you.…
Read MoreHow to Write a Winning Proposal for Any Client
How to Write a Winning Proposal for Any Client 10 April 2024 Writing a winning client proposal is both an art and a science. Historically, Destination Management Companies (DMCs) adopted the practice of presenting highly personalized proposals to clients, showcasing unique event designs, vendors, and ideas. However, this approach typically involves disclosing your intellectual property,…
Read MoreReflections on ADMEI 2024 Annual Conference: “In the Zone”
Reflections on ADMEI 2024 Annual Conference: “In the Zone” 20 March 2024 The 2024 ADMEI Annual Conference, aptly themed “In the Zone,” delivered a powerful punch of education, networking, and industry insights for Destination Management Companies (DMCs) worldwide. As the only DMC-tailored conference and awards experience in the world, this unique experience is one worthy…
Read MoreDesigning Events with Empathy
Designing Events with Empathy 13 March 2024 In the world of event planning, there’s a growing awareness of the importance of empathy in crafting unforgettable experiences for attendees. Destination Management Companies are at the forefront of this movement, recognizing the diverse needs and preferences of attendees and incorporating thoughtful touches to ensure inclusivity and enjoyment…
Read More4 Top Takeaways From Our 2023 Webinars
4 Top Takeaways From Our 2023 Webinars 27 December 2023 At ADMEI, we continue to focus on providing helpful content based on current events and the status of the DMC industry today. Throughout 2023, we hosted webinars that touched on several key industry insights, including health and wellbeing, emergency preparedness, local partnerships, incentive travel research,…
Read MoreHow DMCs Can Help You Manage the Unexpected
How DMCs Can Help You Manage the Unexpected 13 December 2023 You’re probably already familiar with this popular phrase in the hospitality industry: expect the unexpected. Even the most meticulously planned events can fall prey to natural disasters, a pandemic, vendor cancellations, and keynote speaker travel delays. Each of these circumstances, along with countless other…
Read MoreHow Corporate Events Impact Your Reputation as a Company
How Corporate Events Impact Your Reputation as a Company 22 November 2023 You know your company culture inside and out, from familiarity with your own internal language to easily reciting the values your organization holds. But most consumers – and perhaps even some employees – don’t know your company the way you do. Instead, they…
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