Technology

In a year where working from home, grocery shopping online, and visiting the doctor through an iPad are commonplace, technology and digital solutions have stepped up to meet these new needs. But as the COVID-19 crisis recedes and greater opportunity exists for in-person events to return, hotels will be working with a different planner –

COVID-19 has changed the way we do most things, from shopping and travelling on public transport to the incessant need to wash our hands. Hospitality is no different. In a post-pandemic environment, hospitality industry trends are bound to evolve. How will hotels operate, and what will be most important when it comes to attracting group

Businesses everywhere are staying connected and tackling issues collectively with the help of tools like Skype, Zoom, Google Hangouts, and FaceTime. In a time of isolation, these platforms have become a source of collective strength and productivity for hundreds of thousands of people around the world. For hotels, Zoom has become the platform of choice for

Today’s event planners have got their hands full. They are managing more events with more attendees and handling larger budgets than ever before. According to the Australia edition of Cvent’s 2019 Planner Sourcing Report, more than 70% of planners organise over 11 events per year, while 10% planners said they organise over 50 events every