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HelpFeature Friday: Sustainable Events + How To “Fly Another Day”
This year, without a doubt, will be a year of big changes for the event industry. With more to see, do, and experience when it comes to event management, technology and software solutions, planners and professionals worldwide are in for an exciting time.
One major event detail that won’t be overlooked? Sustainability. It’s better for our events and our planet, and it promotes a more secure way of dealing with attendee data. See how in this short clip with Kerem Baran on Events Uncovered TV:
After clicking the video above, have a look at a few highlights for you next “eventure” below.
FEATURED VENUE: THE REDBURY NEW YORK
Images via The Knot
Part of the Global Lifestyle Brands of the SBE Group, The Redbury New York is a unique space that sits in the heart of NYC’s NoMad area. The newly renovated venue was once the historic Martha Washington hotel, and boasts 265 guestrooms and a total of 7,000-sq. ft. of combined indoor/outdoor event space.
The location has a rock-and-roll-glamour essence with bold NYC character that comprises:
- a 2,700-sq. ft. ballroom with pre-function space
- 4 breakout rooms
- a 1,100-sq. ft. outdoor terrace with amazing views
Forbes agrees that this is the latest event “hot spot” with personality and flair. It hosts state-of-the-art technology that grants flexibility to those utilizing the space for business or leisure (or both).
This informational details both banquet and meeting setups. For more information and bookings, contact their event management team via email here.
FEATURED #EVENTTECH: FLY ANOTHER DAY
Award winners at 2016’s IBTM World with the Event Manager Blog and also members of the Event Tech Lab, this is a platform eventprofs must see – and use.
Ever wonder why event attendance numbers are low? When high seasons are? Local holidays that can create (sometimes unexpected) delays?
Fly Another Day is the go-to for selecting the best date and location so your event numbers are at maximum capacity. Simply by entering the event details, a list of recommendations are configured in seconds according to how it will impact event day. The smart engine even provides recommendations to help event planners make informed decisions.
They currently give data for a number of cities around the world and the list of locations is rapidly growing. Connect with them here for more details and to sign up for free.
Feedback is important – so is listening to other success stories. Event professionals want a successful experience for their team and their event attendees, so start with software create for eventprofs. Developed, designed, and defined to provide solutions:
