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Planning Luxury Trips

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By Rachel Crick Verified
| The Group Travel Leader Verified
Sure, luxury travel might occasionally include caviar and castle stays. But high-end group trips are about more than just upscale hotels, dining and experiences. The difference between a standard group trip and a luxury one is baked into the DNA of the trip, from start to finish — it’s in the group’s size, how you communicate with them, how the itinerary is structured, how well you pick your employees and vendors, and how well you plan for rainy days.
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Meetings That Matter

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By Rachel Crick Verified
| Small Market Meetings Verified
Giving back has become a given. Whether that’s because of our collective human instinct to be philanthropic or the corporate need to hit social responsibility goals, the reason doesn’t matter: No one can deny that community impact initiatives are a large and still-growing component of events in 2026 and beyond. Attendees have come to expect to find some do-gooding at their events, and companies are now seeking ways to leave their event destinations better than they found them.
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Tech Talk with Gen Z

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By Rachel Crick Verified
| Small Market Meetings Verified
Rachel Crick recently spoke with Ashlen Rosenbaum, scientific program manager for the Pediatric Academic Societies, on sourcing and implementing new tech for event planning. Ashlen Rosenbaum graduated from Texas A&M in 2022 with a degree in horticulture and a minor in event management. She completed an events internship at the Pediatric Academic Societies, where she has since held multiple full-time roles and currently serves as a scientific program manager.
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