Marriott International Implements Neuroinclusive Practices at Large Events
The hospitality company partners with The Neu Project to make meetings and events more accessible to all.
The hospitality company partners with The Neu Project to make meetings and events more accessible to all.
A recent Yale study is reinforcing what many event professionals already promote as benefits to in-person interactions, including increased brain activity during real-life encounters vs. online video.
A fun company holiday party doesn’t have to be stressful or complicated; it’s all about helping the team laugh, connect and make memories.
Venues across the Midwest are upping their game with expansions and renovations to better compete for your business.
Engaging in quality, memorable and fun teambuilding activities is essential for helping your employees feel represented and supported in their work.
For groups seeking a venue with a variety of on-site activities to entertain their guests, casinos can provide an appealing option.
Small, intimate gatherings are making a resurgence in the strategic development of corporate teams.
How evaluating events can help planners pinpoint what went right and what needs to change.
Convention and visitor bureaus (CVBs) are key to planning to successful events.
A sit-down with Executive Chef Ethan Smith on what planners can do to create better relationships with their catering managers, save budget and stay on top of industry trends.