For over a year, the big question on all meeting planners’ minds has been how best to ensure the health of all attendees at their events. These best practices are likely here to stay, and that’s a good thing, both for planners covering all aspects of an event and for attendees receiving assurance that they’re going to be taken care of.
But what about the health of a bigger participant that many don’t think about? One that’s everywhere, but we don’t see all of – or talk much about?
Earlier this month, Northstar Meetings Group issued its latest PULSE Survey gauging how many meeting planners had in-person events on the books sometime this year. Their findings might shock you.
Not long ago I read an article on ICF Next regarding conscientious collaboration and the need for the travel and tourism industry to embrace a more inclusive mindset.
Opening in July 2018, the 14-story hotel will be located on Bloor Street West, near Toronto’s arts and culture area.
About half of the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association hotels in the Caribbean have reopened, with an additional 20% to open by September.
Authentic Panamanian design elements include traditional Mola blankets on the beds, locally handmade baskets and wood retrieved from the Gatun Lake bottom.