Case Studies

Incentive Travel Bounces Back, with New Rules Though
Fueled by a buoyant economy, the incentive travel market has roared back to approach the boom times prior to Sept. 11, 2001. Still, the incentive...
By Marshall Kranz | November 8, 2006
Attendance Holds Steady at Motivation Show
More than 10,000 buyers registered to attend the Motivation Show Sept. 26-28, including exhibitors and other non-buyer registrants, and show attendance...
By Vincent Alonzo | November 3, 2006
More Incentive Programs are Being Outsourced
Driven by myriad high-profile corporate accounting scandals and the resulting Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) legislation, the outsourcing of incentive-program...
By Suzie Amer | November 2, 2006
Short Shots: Useful ideas for those who plan, or play golf for business
Unique golf competition; New stretching techniques
By Robert Carey | November 1, 2006
So Many Ways to Play
Golf is not only a sport--it's a game with many variations. Here are a few to suit meeting groups of every stripe
By Ed Schmidt, Jr. | November 1, 2006
Convention Center Expansion in Washington State: Is It The Rule, Or The Exception?
If, according to industry watchdog Heywood Sanders, the convention center market is in danger of oversaturation, then someone forgot to tell Washington...
By Terri Hardin, Successful Meetings | October 31, 2006
Holding the Cards to Meetings: Nov. mid-term elections could affect resolution of meetings-related issues
Despite the lack of hype that precedes non-presidential elections, next month's mid-term Congressional elections will likely have a significant impact...
By Rayna Katz | October 27, 2006
Small Courses Lend Big Fun to Golf Meetings
Nine-hole golf courses and miniature 18-hole courses solve the time constraints of busy meetings and favor casual play for non-golfer meeting attendees.
By Edward Schmidt Jr. | October 2, 2006
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