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Nobody compliments the chairs. Everybody remembers a bad one
The chair is probably the most overlooked decision at your event, and the one your guests feel the most.
What Lighting Products Do You Need for Events?
Whether you are decorating a retail storefront for the holidays, planning an in-store event or transforming a commercial property for a seasonal promotion, the right event lighting can shape how customers experience your space.
Steel giant above Trump's cage fight once stood at Lowlands
The steel giant hanging above the world's most famous cage fight is of Belgian manufacture, originally developed for Lowlands in the Netherlands.
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At eventplanner.net we make it easy for event companies and venues: share your news without hassle. Do you have something cool to say? A new event concept, ...? Let the world know through our platform.
The Death of the Keynote
The keynote is dying, and most event programmes haven't noticed. Walk into almost any conference, and the architecture is identical to twenty years ago: a stage, rows of chairs, a speaker, a deck.
Why people remember some events and forget others
Memory is brutally selective. Months after your event, guests won't recall your run sheet, your seating plan or whether the afternoon ran twelve minutes late. They'll recall a feeling and a handful of moments - if you're lucky.
The things AI still can't do for event planners
Every trend report this year says the same thing: use AI daily, or fall behind. And there's truth in it. AI drafts your emails, builds a first-pass agenda, scores your leads and writes your post-event report before you've packed the flight cases.
