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As you know, so much effort goes into creating unforgettable experiences. You are probably also aware of how much waste an event can produce. In fact, event sustainability consultants MeetGreen estimate that attendees contribute up to 2.5 pounds of landfill waste per event day.
That's right. Events really can be an environmental disaster, and the best way to prevent that is to give up or swap out some important things.
Big-ticket items like meals and travel are key. Finding ways to limit their carbon footprint will make the biggest difference.
But there are also small changes that can have a significant impact, like tapping into a lanyard lending library. This is a vast improvement to ordering brand-new lanyards that will be used once and then tossed.
Sometimes small details can make a big difference.
Are you ready to make your events more sustainable?
Elevate your event design skills and create unforgettable networking experiences that leave a lasting impact. Featuring insights from industry experts, this report reveals how thoughtful and intentional networking strategies can enhance engagement and cultivate deep professional relationships.
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Creating authentic and unexpected experiences is a surefire way to maintain attendee engagement, thus making your event much more valuable than a standard day inside a convention center.
Events create 2.5 pounds of landfill-bound waste per person per day. Eliminating things like swag, water bottles, and lanyards can go a long way toward delivering more sustainable events.
We're gathering the meetings industry's brightest minds for our flagship event. Don't miss our one-day exclusive learning experience on September 17 in New York City.
Tickets are $695; complimentary VIP tickets are available for invited senior planners.
Networking is too important to an event's success to leave to chance. Working with the right technology and partners can generate connections that demonstrate the value a meeting or event provides attendees.
From the bustling streets of Berlin to the remote town of Nebbi, Uganda, Gerrit Jessen's journey reveals how expertise and passion can transform hospitality standards in even the most challenging environments.
Last month saw plenty of AI-related event tech news. But it wasn't all about AI, integrations and customizable event website builders also made the cut.
Skift Meetings will be at Destinations International's Annual Convention in Tampa, FL, next week. Expect coverage from this long-standing gathering of destination professionals.
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