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Contain Costs with Dessert Receptions

August 9th, 2010

A client may already be trying to figure out how to save money on their reception before they have even identified the event's business goals or objectives. Even though clients try cut food and beverage costs, this is an area that should be given a high priority by both meeting planners and their clients. One of the factors by which meeting participants judge the overall success and enjoyment of an event is by the food and drinks offered to them. Therefore, if clients choose to be frugal with reception foods and beverages, meeting participants may rate the event as less than stellar.

A way in which clients can save money while still providing participants with excellent food options is by having a dessert reception. There are many confections that a pastry chef can create that will be satisfactory to almost every palate. These sweet treats can also be easy on the client's wallet as well. A dessert reception can bring a luscious ending to long, hard day of meetings and presentations. Instead of splurging on expensive hors d'oeuvres that may or not be well-received by guests, meeting planners and clients may wish to consider dessert foods instead. These little treats will be a tasty and welcome surprise to weary participants.

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Rest Easy with Inclusive Business Incentives

July 16th, 2010

As most corporations are now aware, all inclusive business incentives can be easy on a business' budget. Because accommodations, meals, leisure, and entertainment are already included, there are fewer details over which to stress. Furthermore, many all inclusive business incentives also include services such as booking flights and airport transfers. By utilizing all inclusive business incentives businesses will not be surprised when they receive their final bill. Additionally, those participating in the incentive travel can relax because the meeting venue will be able to manage all the details during their stay.

One of the best all inclusive business travel incentives that companies may want to consider are incentive cruises. With a ship charter, the ship's attendants will make sure everything is in order for the business' meetings at sea. Conference and meeting rooms will be prepared to the business' specifications, and any drinks or snacks requested can be provided. Ensuring the cruise incentive travel participants have several dining, entertainment, and leisure options is a breeze. Everything the participants could want will be on-board the ship charter. Not only can the company rest easy knowing that unexpected expenses will not derail their budget, but participants can relax knowing all the detail are being managed by professionals.

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Choose Cruises for Cost-Effective Incentive Travel

March 18th, 2010

It is no secret that incentive travel is an excellent way to improve staff morale, motivate your sales staff and encourage top performance. Opting for incentive travel allows you to treat your hardworking employees to a fun, memorable reward for their loyalty and commitment and is a more cost-effective option than raises and bonuses. Of course, companies who have a budget that allows for all three of these options can motivate their staff even more by using a combination of earned bonuses, merit raises and incentive travel, but all companies can benefit from incorporating affordable incentive travel, regardless of budget.

One of the most cost-effective options for incentive travel is incentive cruises. All-inclusive cruises that make stops in exciting ports and offer plenty of onboard activities at no additional charge are great for your company’s budget, as well as your employees’ wallets, making them an ideal option that meets the needs of both the company and the winners. Incentive cruises have a high level of appeal, which make them an ideal choice for incentive travel. And, the added benefit of most meals, snacks, drinks and onboard activities being included in a single price makes all-inclusive incentive cruises and enticing option.

To make your incentive cruise planning simple and convenient, check out the cruise planning tool at Seasite.com.

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Choose Cruises for Cost-Effective Incentive Travel

February 24th, 2010

It is no secret that incentive travel is an excellent way to improve staff morale, motivate your sales staff and encourage top performance. Opting for an incentive cruise allows you to treat your hardworking employees to a fun, memorable reward for their loyalty and commitment and is a more cost-effective option than raises and bonuses. Of course, companies who have a budget that allows for all three of these options can motivate their staff even more by using a combination of earned bonuses, merit raises and incentive travel, but all companies can benefit from incorporating affordable incentive travel, regardless of budget.

One of the most cost-effective options for incentive travel is incentive cruises. All-inclusive cruises that make stops in exciting ports and offer plenty of onboard activities at no additional charge are great for your company’s budget, as well as your employees’ wallets, making them an ideal option that meets the needs of both the company and the winners. Incentive cruises have a high level of appeal, which make them an ideal choice for incentive travel. And, the added benefit of most meals, snacks, drinks and onboard activities being included in a single price makes all-inclusive incentive cruises and enticing option.

To make your incentive cruise planning simple and convenient, check out the cruise planning tool at Seasite.com.

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3 Common Meeting Planning Mistakes

November 13th, 2009

 

Three common mistakes made by beginner meeting planners:

  • Not ordering enough food or beverages – people get very distracted and upset if there is not enough food or drinks to go around.   Typically, the venue staff can advise you regarding the amount of food and beverages needed for any size group. Don't scrimp.
  • Not asking sufficiently detailed questions of site personnel and vendors.  Know what you are getting into when it comes to the venue.  Make sure that you do a site walk through several weeks before and then a few days before your meeting to make sure that the facilities will meet the needs of your group.  Be meticulous.  Check every detail.
  • Waiting until the last minute to pull everything together.  Don't procrastinate!  Make lists and plan ahead for successful meetings and events.

If problems do occur, act proactively and creatively.  It seems as if nothing ever goes according to plan.  Just stay calm and work through each problem with your staff and the venue staff.  

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