Skift Meetings Studio Team

The event industry never stands still and top event planners strive for continuous development to keep them at the top of their game.

Bring your corporate event to the next level with these inspirational ideas for a memorable new year.

Charging stations are the new event tech accessory that goes down well with attendees and shows them you care, here are some ways to integrate them into your next event.

[emb_content_sidebar /]Movers and shakers in Las Vegas were invited to a spectacular party inspired by a dream theme.  Here is a glimpse of the fun and frolics, and inspiration for your next corporate party.

One of the most frustrating things you likely deal with as an event planner is deadlines. It’s particularly difficult when you rely on other people to meet them. So how do you motivate others without screaming your orders when they miss things? Here are a few psychological techniques that can help.

For minimalistic tables or when you don’t want to inhibit good conversations, shorter centerpieces can be a wise option. Here are 16 ideas, from florals to props and signage, with inspiration to suit every event.

Are you seeing more extended stays after your events? If so, you may be experiencing a slow developing trend – the rise of the bleisure traveler. What will that mean for your event? Here are a few things you should know and what you can do to encourage bleisure and benefit your attendees and your events.

When an attendee is considering your event, they’re looking at total travel cost. A cheap event ticket won’t help if hotel rooms are the price of half of their weekly paycheck. Negotiating economical room rates is the difference between you selling out and choosing another host city next year, if you’re still hosting the event.

Experiential is one of the hottest trends in marketing right now. Brands are shifting more marketing dollars away from traditional advertising into experiential marketing and agencies are adapting to this paradigm shift. What can eventprofs do to stay at the front of the experiential bandwagon?