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Karen Bolinger Wants a Good Cuppa
Chocolates make nice in-room amenities, but this CEO would much prefer a proper pot of tea.
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Social Media Do’s and Don’ts For Events
In today's hyper-connected world, the power of social media can make or break an event.
In the Face of Political Unrest, It’s Business as Usual
The geopolitical situation in Barcelona is no cause for concern for ibtm world attendees.
Why Shirlena Soh Wants You to Speak Out
SACEO's executive director says it's a 'constant challenge' to get the business-events industry the attention it deserves.
Roberta Odebrecht, DES: ‘Variety Is the Spice of Life”
K.I.T. Group’s account director loves having the opportunity to apply her skills — including being proficient in six languages — in her work.
Webinar: Get Strategic or Get Left Behind
Learn about 'Strategic Planning Principles,' when it can happen, why it matters, and how you can help create this much-needed change.
How Do You Avoid Travel Burn-Out?
PCMA played an active role at the Knowledge Exchange at the Business of Events Leadership Forum in UK’s capital this month.
Industry-Shaping Events in London
PCMA played an active role at the Knowledge Exchange at the Business of Events Leadership Forum in UK’s capital this month.
VisitBritain’s Kerrin MacPhie
As she starts her new role at VisitBritain, Macphie assesses the UK’s position in the international business-events market.
Cyber Security Is Now a Bigger Threat
As event planners, we accumulate masses of sensitive data every time we hold an event. And as the industry becomes increasingly digital, with more and more data gathered by smart gadgets and event apps, how can we safeguard events against a data breach?
Max Jantasuwan and His Thai Food Cravings
Based in Bangkok, Max Jantasuwan, managing director of Events Travel Asia, travels almost every week to destinations like Singapore, Vietnam, Taiwan, and Mainland China.
Why Erica Hegarty Can’t Sleep
Cultural and religious considerations can be difficult to manage in a region as diverse as Asia Pacific, said Erica Hegarty, ICESAP Southeast Asia regional vice president.