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Notes From an Accidental Teambuilder
Robin Fowler
EDITORS BLOG

We all like to think of ourselves as trendy. It means we're up on things, forward-thinking and, well, very cool. My dirty little secret is that I usually am only trendy accidentally.

Take

Just for Fun
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

As an assistant editor for several Meetings + Events titles, I obviously recognize that meetings can be vital to a company or organization's business.

But that doesn't mean that

Trend: Independent Hotels Join National Brands
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

Travel Weekly is reporting that many independent hotels are joining national brands in an effort to gain

How We Do Business in 2010
Robin Fowler
EDITORS BLOG

As I write this, Christmas is around the corner. Parties are in progress, shopping is reaching a frenzied peak, dinner menus are being planned. Trees are being decorated, rides to sacred services

Planners Using Hotel Review Sites to Select Venues
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

Meeting planners are increasingly using review sites such as TripAdvisor to not only narrow down destinations and accommodations, but to

A Case Study in How Hotels Save Money
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

I came upon this article in The Columbian (Vancouver).

I found it very interesting how

Interesting Example of a Company Expanding Its Services
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

Many event production companies are expanding their offerings lately, but this really caught my eye:

"With corporate, non-profit, social, and wedding planning divisions already established

Get Rid of Bad Clients
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

In our "Weirdest Requests" column that runs in the magazine, we sometimes include anecdotes of demanding, unstable, capricious, moody and unprofessional clients.

As someone who simply

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