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In an ideal world, business events would always come with enough gaps in between to allow for proper preparation and a smooth transition to the next group. However, as we know, that’s not always the reality. Sometimes, events overlap, or they happen back-to-back, leaving little time to reset or regroup. In the Business Events world, managing overlapping or consecutive events

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Last week, I shared my top criteria for evaluating a destination before accepting an invitation from the Convention Bureau. These guidelines help you assess whether a location aligns with your client’s needs, enabling you to confidently propose it as a potential event site. Now, once you’ve determined that the destination meets your standards (and those of your client), and you’ve

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