In-person meetings and events are back, and attendees are gravitating toward personalized experiences that foster human connection. Driven by a commitment to innovation, The Venetian Resort partners with meeting planners to deliver memorable moments that can’t be created by virtual events.
As leisure travel finally returns to Las Vegas, The Venetian Resort is welcoming guests back to celebrate their shared milestones together and make up for lost time with friends and family.
Two in three event professionals say they plan to use more technology to power their meetings in the future. But as these innovations mature, finding the right mix to make an impact remains a challenge. This deep dive, based on interviews with numerous experts in the meetings and events sector, explores what’s working and what’s not.
The push for sustainable practices — including environmental sensitivity as well as a drive to make meetings and events more inclusive, more engaging, and more interesting for new generations of attendees — is the foremost challenge for both venues and planners alike. Forward thinking venues like The Venetian Resort are tackling these problems head on.
Wellness is taking over the world. The trend is now driving billions in annual consumer spending and, in the process, is reshaping the broader travel industry. That impact naturally extends to meetings and events, which are rapidly integrating wellness and mindfulness elements into programs small and large.
Unique, once-in-a-lifetime experiences are now a must-have at meetings in order to lure top-tier attendees. Download our latest report to learn more about these luxury experiences and the impact they have on meetings.
A look at how wellness activities can bring greater meaning to meetings An examination of unique luxury group experiences in the areas of retail, food, entertainment, and corporate social responsibility…
Hotels throw away hundreds, or even thousands, of unused soap bars and hygiene products daily. Now, planners and hotels are thinking of new ways to recycle these items for a good cause through corporate social responsibility initiatives on the tradeshow floor.