Sometimes it's too hard to choose just one thing to write about on the blogs, so this time I'm doing a round up of a few of my favorite things from Twitter, the event calendars and around the Web. >>
If the name of your meeting planning strategy is seclusion, a Nevada ghost town just might be the right place for you and your group. Recently voted one of America's Coolest Ghost Towns by Travel + Leisure, the abandoned district of Rhyolite, Nev., near Death Valley National Park might make a fun field trip. >>
It's not uncommon to get a few press releases delivered every day that tout a new catering trend, like food furniture or custom ice luges. That kind of thing. >>
The idea of giving back at an event isn’t new to anyone in the industry, but the way we’re able to do it is always evolving. What started as silent auctions and table sponsorship has transitioned into corporate social responsibility at conferences with activities like planting trees or building playgrounds. >>
In the upcoming summer issue of Meetings Arizona, writer Gremlyn Bradley-Waddell looks at how it is getting easier for event planners to “go green”—or in this case, “go light brown”—by using bamboo plates for meal service. >>