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Try New Event Ideas For 2018: Create a Roadshow, Book Underrated Venues, Create a Unique Event Experience

Endless Events

As we kick off 2018, we’re excited to discover a lot of new event ideas for 2018 to energize our event planning. More than the technology itself, it’s really great to finally see innovations in personalization and customization gearing up to be the central theme in this year’s events.

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5 Meeting Industry Trends That Are Changing the Face of Events

Social Tables

The Boston event, now in its fifth year, has countless moving parts. For starters, it has 200 renowned speakers, tastebud-tingling food, a boozy bar-crawl, four separate venues, a full-on music festival, and more. However, it’s only one of many intricate events Forbes successfully executes in one year.

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5 Ways the Meetings Industry is Changing the Face of Events

Social Tables

Featuring 200 renowned speakers, tastebud-tingling food, a boozy bar-crawl, four separate venues, and even a full-on music festival, the Boston event — now in its fifth year — has more moving parts with each iteration. It allows the team to verify the viability of the venues they use, as well as the setup they plan for.

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10 Awesome Event Concepts That You Will Want to Duplicate

Slido

This so-called experience economy has powered the events industry over the past decade. As the demand for live experiences grows, so does the event planners’ need for innovative event ideas that will impress clients and create meaningful moments for the attendees. Secret events Secrets have always attracted people.

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#RotterdamExperiment 2 – The best gamification is gamification that is unnoticed

The MICE

In the beginning, we looked at what was on the market and saw that many online event platforms attempt to mimic real life. We used meeting design to do that, which already had some gamification elements to it. The idea: One trade fair, unfair rules, one contract, one winner takes all.

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An Ode to 40 Women Influencers In the Events Industry

Hubilo Blog

She is a multilingual event management professional and blogger with experience in the events, hospitality, and tourism sector. Her blog targets corporate event planners through topics ranging from event coverage, reviews of MICE destinations, venues, interviews with professionals and more.