Small Steps to Big Changes
We are now well into the New Year. Research shows that by this point, 95% of New Years resolutions are distant memories, with very little change to show for them.
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4 Steps to Overcoming Obstacles
Ask for guidance and support from a mentor, team, classmate, or teacher. You do not have to overcome any obstacle solo. If a key executive leaves your organization at a crucial time, even if the loss is devastating, you should realize you have many resources to help overcome that obstacle, within and outside the organization
Read MoreFive Design Techniques to Turn Your Travel Marking Around
In today’s market, your customers and clients are influenced more than ever by the visual presentation of your marketing pieces. If they are well designed, they are likely to be read, remembered and respected.
Read MoreGetting Personal in Today’s Modern Business World
Slowly but surely, we have fallen into the technology trap. We may be getting our communications out fast and furious, but at the high price of failing to actually communicate. Have we sacrificed meaning for speed? Thanks to the wonders of technology, we may be multi-tasking ourselves right out of business.
Read MoreGroup Travel Guide of San Francisco
San Franciscos abundance of museums, outdoor activities and culturally diverse neighborhoods combined with a yearlong temperate climate make the city the ideal destination for group meetings and large conventions. Its no wonder tourism has become San Franciscos largest revenue generator – the city is not too far from being perfectly well-rounded. San Francisco has previously shown strength in four travel industry sectors: commercial, meeting and group, and leisure. In the early 1980s, many large corporations left San Francisco because high-operating costs threatened profitability.
Read MoreWhat Business Are You Really In?
Undertake a study to identify your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Clearly identify your core skills. (What you do best and do on a daily basis that is of benefit to your customers.) Identify and describe what markets you currently serve, including how you serve each market and your competitive advantages and disadvantages in each market
Read MoreThe Value of Publicity in Growing Your Tour Business
When you introduce new and exciting information that your targeted audience can both identify with and find interest in, you are on to bigger and better things in the business world
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10 Safety Tips for Women Traveling on Their Own
Study a map before you leave your lodging or car so that once on the street you know where you are headed. Try to avoid struggling with a map or looking like a tourist. If you have to ask for directions, approach women with children or families.
Read More- Riviera River Cruises Rolls Out the Welcome Mat for Groups
Twenty itineraries offered by Riviera’s fleet of 11 five-star ships spotlight the Rhine, Moselle, Danube, Main, Rhone, Seine, Saone and Douro rivers, plus the Dutch waterways. The floating boutique hotels carry anywhere from 126 to 176 passengers. - February Leisure Group Travel
Leisure Group Travel feels your pain and our February issue explores a multitude of locales that are ready to serve you when you’re ready to hit the road. - Group Travel All-Stars
- Where to Eat in Ridgeland
From a restaurant headed up by a James Beard semi-finalist to some of the tastiest cornbread and fried catfish this Southern state offers, Ridgeland offers a variety of restaurant experiences sure to please world-traveled palates as well as those looking for culinary comforts closer to home. - Culinary Experiences in Philly
Philadelphia offers food that runs the gamut for groups of all sizes.
