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Vincent Alonzo

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As seen in: Skift Meetings, Travel Weekly, Meetings & Conventions, Successful Meetings, Meetings Today, Northstar Meetings Group, Incentive Magazine, Trade Show Executive
Business journalist specializing in meetings and incentives industries.
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Transforming Sports Access Into Incentive Travel

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By Vincent Alonzo
| Northstar Meetings Group
mim232 for Adobe Stock There are few people more financially irrational than a die-hard sports fan in the postseason. The demand is emotional. The ticket prices are absurd. The resale process behaves less like a marketplace than a hostage negotiation. And yet, people want to be there. It's the textbook definition of fear of missing out, a.k.a. FOMO. They want the championship atmosphere, the roar of the arena, the once-in-a-lifetime ticket they can talk about for years.
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Who Wore It Best at the Met Gala? The Tent

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By Greg Byrnes, Vincent Alonzo
| Northstar Meetings Group
The Met Gala tent is ready for arrivals. Photo Credit: Vincent Alonzo On the first Monday in May, New York City's Fifth Avenue becomes less a street than a stage set, a canyon of barricades, camera flashes, security details, black cars, impossible gowns and practiced suspense. The Metropolitan Museum of Art might be the official venue of the Met Gala, but the event begins long before anyone reaches the museum doors.
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Earth Day Was the Easy Part. Now, Events Must Deliver on Sustainability

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By Vincent Alonzo
| Meetings Today Verified
By Vincent Alonzo On April 22, more than 10,000 Earth Day events unfolded across the globe—river cleanups in Bali, regenerative tourism pledges in Canada, LEED-certified renovations in Tampa, and a wave of “conscious luxury” messaging from hotel brands worldwide. The meetings and events industry showed up as well. On paper, at least. Sustainability in events has never had a messaging problem; it’s an operations problem.
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