Articles tagged “event design”

If your meetings are not inclusive and attendees don't feel respected, valued, or emotionally safe, they may disengage. Diversity, for diversity's sake, is not enough.

Another glance into the crystal ball for events in 2024 this time by Marriott International predicts a few grand trends including the return of large meetings, appealing to Gen Z, an ongoing bleisure love story among others.

The true success of any event hinges on one crucial factor — engagement. It cannot be forced; however, it must be cultivated by carefully weaving it into the fabric of an event.

Creating a successful CSR strategy can be tricky for planners, but staying aware of certain details can ensure a meaningful experience.

The Formula 1 Paddock offers unique space to host events 48 weeks out of the year. The new facility adds a new race-themed option to Vegas' vast list of event spaces.

Tapping into the power of emotion helps inspire and motivate. It also fosters a deeper connection between attendees and the event itself, creating an experience that resonates.

Networking is one of the most essential elements of any meeting or event, and yet often it's ignored or left to chance.

Here’s a look at meeting planning trends that have passed and those that are being embraced with the arrival of a new year.

Dive into the AI-powered future of events with Mathias Sondermann, senior director of events at SAP, and learn from his experience in creating strategic event experiences.

In the latest episode of the Skift Meetings Podcast, the spotlight is on Joe Pine, a visionary thinker whose groundbreaking work on the Experience Economy has reshaped the way businesses approach customer engagement. Pine shares invaluable insights in a candid conversation that weaves through the past, present, and future of event experiences.