An event can act as the perfect marketing tool, but trusting a work colleague to plan a professional gathering could prove… Read More »Professional hands needed to organise events, educator claims
Two thirds of Olympic visitors will attend some kind of entertaining or cultural event, such as concerts, musicals, plays or… Read More »Two-thirds of Olympic visitors will attend cultural event
Couples gearing up to tie the knot have been advised on the kind of wedding cake they should go for… Read More »Couples offered advice on wedding cakes
Experiential events are growing at an impressive rate in the UK events industry because they have the power to stick… Read More »Author explains just why "experiential events" work
Millions of brides-to-be are losing weight in preparation for their big day, dailymail.co.uk reports. A new report by XLS-Medical claims… Read More »Brides losing up to four stone ahead of wedding day
A wedding planner has talked about about her first experience of a ‘momzilla’ – a mother-of-the-bride (MoB) who takes over… Read More »‘Momzillas’ exist too, says wedding planner
Fans of the Olympic Games will be out in full force come rain or shine, reports uk.reuters.com. Planning any sort… Read More »Wet weather won’t dampen Olympic spirit
Employees tend to go the extra mile for a firm when they are given the opportunity to communicate with leaders.… Read More »Employees talking to leaders makes them go the ‘extra mile’
Executives should try to prevent tension with remote workers by adapting business meetings to suit them. In a blog post… Read More »Adapt business meetings to prevent remote worker tension
The Institute of Business Travel Management (IBTM) has launched a new app that promises to offer full event schedules, social media… Read More »App delivers full schedules and more for IBTM-hosted events
Event venues, hotels, fast food chains and industry associations have clubbed together in an attempt to cut food waste and reduce… Read More »Hospitality businesses unite to cut food waste and CO2
Women heading to a city wedding this summer have been encouraged to opt for a smart shift paired with a… Read More »City wedding style tips divulged
Like any social situation, being yourself instead of trying to be somebody else is the way forward – especially when trying… Read More »Try being yourself in a meeting, expert claims
People across the UK have the chance to show their support for the Armed Forces later this month, when the… Read More »Armed Forces Day gives UK a chance to show support
The global recession has turned the spending habits of grooms and brides upside down as grooms now want to spend… Read More »Grooms want to spend less and brides want to spend more, study finds
Giving gifts to the happy couple at a wedding appears to be old hat as a monetary present seems to… Read More »Money goes further than gifts at a wedding, claims experts
A peak UK audience of 18.64 million cheered England all the way to victory against Ukraine on Tuesday, according to itv.com. Wayne… Read More »Peak of 18 million gather to witness England victory
A new global sustainability standard for events, ISO20121, has been launched to coincide with its first ever users – the… Read More »New sustainability standard for events launched
From tomorrow (June 21), Britain’s biggest ever cultural event will begin in the form of the Cultural Olympiad. Event venues… Read More »"Biggest cultural event" in British history poised to begin
A study has found that UK bachelors are ditching the raunchy, alcohol-fuelled stag parties for calmer, more sophisticated gatherings. US wedding planner… Read More »Saucy parties a thing of the past amongst bachelors
