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Conference cock-ups

After 20 years of supporting conferences, we've heard some tales that will send shivers up a conference organiser's spine. Here are a few we

Poacher turned gamekeeper?

Reading the recent coverage in Conference News, reporting that the 2013 London Venues Business Report indicates a, heaven forbid, 'decrease in the use of

Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan for disabled guests

In the first of my blogs I posed two questions. I answered the first one in October. The second was do you always complete

Getting it wrong

I'm going to assume that I'm among professional colleagues and discuss something you might think obvious: Getting it wrong, and how to avoid it.

The return of the traditional Christmas party

Having had a chat with fellow venues along the M4 corridor, it appears that traditional Christmas parties are on the up and organisers are

Airport capacity: Is it stifling inbound UK events industry business?

On 8 October, the Head of the Airports Commission, Sir Howard Davies, concluded that continuing to only rely on existing runways would render travel

The Downton Abbey experience for corporate events

Quite a topical and impressive invitation then? The kind of event you'd definitely reply to straight away and certainly one you'd like to make

From the 4th floor garden of the QEIICC

Richard Davis, GM of Leiths at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, shares his stories of the fourth floor garden:

Because it’s worth it: event Wi-Fi

When it comes to Wi-Fi for events there is still some misunderstanding about the reality of what is required of Wi-Fi today, the cost

Video: An event engagement no-no

Display technology is becoming more and more prominent at events, with nearly every customer engagement having a large HD monitor, touch screens or vivid

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