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They will share market data, case studies and successful hospitality models. Special emphasis will be put on food and beverage sector and alternative models in this segment that can be very profitable.
\nFor more information, please visit: https://hotel-summit.rs/
\nThe post New Hotel Summit Serbia 2020 appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "Third year in a row, the summit will gather hospitality experts from the Netherlands, Austria, Slovenia and Croatia, as well as general managers of global hotel chains that operate in Serbia and managers of the biggest investment projects in the country.\nThey will share market data, case studies and successful hospitality models. Special emphasis will be put on food and beverage sector and alternative models in this segment that can be very profitable.\nFor more information, please visit: https://hotel-summit.rs/\nThe post New Hotel Summit Serbia 2020 appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2020-02-26T10:08:11+01:00", "date_modified": "2020-02-26T10:08:11+01:00", "author": { "name": "Milica Novak", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/milicanovak/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/Milica-Novak.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/naslovna-130.jpg", "tags": [ "conference", "Hotel Summit Serbia", "Hot topics", "MUST READ", "NEWS", "News and events" ], "summary": "Third year in a row, the summit will gather hospitality experts from the Netherlands, Austria, Slovenia and Croatia, as well as general managers of global hotel chains that operate in Serbia and managers of the biggest investment projects in the country." }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/third-edition-of-the-venture-capital-and-private-equity-conference/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/third-edition-of-the-venture-capital-and-private-equity-conference/", "title": "Third Edition of the Venture Capital and Private Equity Conference", "content_html": "0100 Conferences Prague is an exclusive CEE-focused Venture Capital and Private Equity event for leading European fund managers and investors. The third edition of the 0100 Conferences Prague will take place on 16th October 2019 at the Grandium Hotel in Prague.
\nThe main objective of the conference is to promote the region and its potential to new investors and also to create a platform where local players can meet and address challenges and successes. \u201cI\u2019m seeing more and more entrepreneurs launching businesses with ambition to become more global as role models illustrating that successful global businesses can be built out of Central and Eastern Europe as well.\u201d Karel Obluk, General Partner @ Evolution Equity Partners concluded last year at the event.
\nFund managers and investors usually focus a lot on transactions and capital itself. They don\u2019t talk about talent that much. But talent is the most important element in every business. This year, the investors will get a chance to address their own challenges with looking for the right talents at an exclusive LP/GP session with Stanton Chase on the talent business.
\nAmong other topics, the speakers will look at Co-investments, with David Jeffrey, Partner and Head of Europe from StepStone joining the panel discussion, enlarging his vast network of GPs who can introduce more opportunities for an attractive returns in the region.
\nWho you can network with this year:
\nDavid Jeffrey, Partner & Head of Europe @ StepStone Group / Annemarie Dalka, Investment Manager @ PFR / Vjaceslav Lypko, Investment Director @ Enterprise Investors / Tomasz Czechowicz, Managing Partner @ MCI Capital / Bill Watson, Managing Partner @ Value4Capital / Przemyslaw Glebocki, Co-Managing Partner @ Mezzanine Management / Rumen Iliev, Partner @ LAUNCHub Ventures / Dmytro Boroday, Principal @ Horizon Capital / Uwe Fleischhauer, Founding Partner @ YIELCO Investments / Guillaume Fournier, Investor @ Credo Ventures / Martin Hudecek, Asset Manager @ RSJ Investments / Csaba Kakosy, Managing Partner @ Day One Capital / Radan Hanzl, Partner @ Genesis Capital / Vaclav Pavlecka, Managing Partner @ Air Ventures / Andre Dravecky, Founder & CEO @ Shipvio / Guillaume Lautour, Managing Partner @ Level-Up / TBA @ Microsoft / TBA @ European Investment Bank / TBA @ European Investment Fund
\n\u2026and many more.
\nFor more speakers and detailed agenda please visit the organizer’s website. Join the investor elite this October and benefit from the limited Super Early Bird Ticket offer.
\nThe post Third Edition of the Venture Capital and Private Equity Conference appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "The organizers have been putting Venture Capital and Private Equity events together for four years now, with successful conferences in Dublin, Luxembourg, Vienna, Berlin and Bratislava.\n0100 Conferences Prague is an exclusive CEE-focused Venture Capital and Private Equity event for leading European fund managers and investors. The third edition of the 0100 Conferences Prague will take place on 16th October 2019 at the Grandium Hotel in Prague.\n\nThe main objective of the conference is to promote the region and its potential to new investors and also to create a platform where local players can meet and address challenges and successes. \u201cI\u2019m seeing more and more entrepreneurs launching businesses with ambition to become more global as role models illustrating that successful global businesses can be built out of Central and Eastern Europe as well.\u201d Karel Obluk, General Partner @ Evolution Equity Partners concluded last year at the event.\nFund managers and investors usually focus a lot on transactions and capital itself. They don\u2019t talk about talent that much. But talent is the most important element in every business. This year, the investors will get a chance to address their own challenges with looking for the right talents at an exclusive LP/GP session with Stanton Chase on the talent business.\nAmong other topics, the speakers will look at Co-investments, with David Jeffrey, Partner and Head of Europe from StepStone joining the panel discussion, enlarging his vast network of GPs who can introduce more opportunities for an attractive returns in the region.\n\nWho you can network with this year: \nDavid Jeffrey, Partner & Head of Europe @ StepStone Group / Annemarie Dalka, Investment Manager @ PFR / Vjaceslav Lypko, Investment Director @ Enterprise Investors / Tomasz Czechowicz, Managing Partner @ MCI Capital / Bill Watson, Managing Partner @ Value4Capital / Przemyslaw Glebocki, Co-Managing Partner @ Mezzanine Management / Rumen Iliev, Partner @ LAUNCHub Ventures / Dmytro Boroday, Principal @ Horizon Capital / Uwe Fleischhauer, Founding Partner @ YIELCO Investments / Guillaume Fournier, Investor @ Credo Ventures / Martin Hudecek, Asset Manager @ RSJ Investments / Csaba Kakosy, Managing Partner @ Day One Capital / Radan Hanzl, Partner @ Genesis Capital / Vaclav Pavlecka, Managing Partner @ Air Ventures / Andre Dravecky, Founder & CEO @ Shipvio / Guillaume Lautour, Managing Partner @ Level-Up / TBA @ Microsoft / TBA @ European Investment Bank / TBA @ European Investment Fund\n\u2026and many more.\nFor more speakers and detailed agenda please visit the organizer’s website. Join the investor elite this October and benefit from the limited Super Early Bird Ticket offer.\nThe post Third Edition of the Venture Capital and Private Equity Conference appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2019-08-23T11:25:37+02:00", "date_modified": "2019-10-02T08:53:01+02:00", "author": { "name": "Mirjana Novitovic", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/officebs/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/slika-.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/Banner_696x466_SEE-BTM.jpg", "tags": [ "conference", "Venture Capital and Private Equity", "NEWS", "News and events" ] }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/hotel-summit-serbia-2019/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/hotel-summit-serbia-2019/", "title": "Hotel Summit Serbia 2019", "content_html": "It gathers around 300 professionals from hospitality industry (hotels, tour operators, tourist agencies, food & beverage producers and distributors, equipment producers, institutions, consultants, etc) in Serbia and region and presents international speakers from all over the world. Second year in a row, organized by InHotel magazine, the conference will take place on March 21st in Hyatt Regency hotel in Belgrade.
\nMore than 15 international speakers, from Great Britain, Lithuania, Germany, France, Hungary, Slovenia and Serbia will cover the following topics: trends in hospitality, latest research data, business innovation, destination management, hotel and revenue management and inspiration.
\nThe number of international incoming trips is expected to continue stable growth of 5% annually during the next five years to exceed 1.5 trillion trips already in 2020. Apart from stable macroeconomic environment, the growth will be driven by changing consumer preferences and values. Which mega-trends will shift consumer behavior have impact on the industry? How creation of an infrastructure can support hotels that want to maintain their independence while leveraging the expertise and support services of a reputable international brand?
\n
A fusion of glamour and camping – known as glamping – is a way to authentically experience the most awe-inspiring locales around the world and Slovenia is following the trend. On the other hand, Croatia was successful in privatization process of several rehabilitation and spa centers. What Serbia can learn from its neighbors?
\nOutspoken, adventurous, proud and audacious – how those who visit Serbia perceive us? Ipsos will present exclusive research for Hotel Summit 2019 – Visitor\u2019s perception of Serbia.
\nDestination management is the coordinated management of all elements that make up a destination, including the attractions, amenities, access, marketing and pricing. The impression is that much more could be done in Serbia. Do we have enough resources and efficient system?
\nRegardless of the type of hotel or the number of rooms that a given property has, an effective hotel revenue management strategy is necessary to success. With an effective revenue management strategy in place, a hotel operator is able to drive bookings during the slow season while capitalizing on high demand during the busy season.
\nLondon has 7.962 properties listed on Booking.com and 36.000 new hotel bedrooms since 2011. What marketing steps and skills are needed to stand out amid such competition? General manager of a boutique London hotel will show us that what it takes to be successful is – being different.
\nEarly bird discount 50% by Feb 20th.\u00a0 For complete information, please visit official web page www.hotel-summit.rs
\nThe post Hotel Summit Serbia 2019 appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "Hotel Summit Serbia is the leading annual event about hospitality sector in Serbia.\nIt gathers around 300 professionals from hospitality industry (hotels, tour operators, tourist agencies, food & beverage producers and distributors, equipment producers, institutions, consultants, etc) in Serbia and region and presents international speakers from all over the world. Second year in a row, organized by InHotel magazine, the conference will take place on March 21st in Hyatt Regency hotel in Belgrade.\nMore than 15 international speakers, from Great Britain, Lithuania, Germany, France, Hungary, Slovenia and Serbia will cover the following topics: trends in hospitality, latest research data, business innovation, destination management, hotel and revenue management and inspiration.\nThe number of international incoming trips is expected to continue stable growth of 5% annually during the next five years to exceed 1.5 trillion trips already in 2020. Apart from stable macroeconomic environment, the growth will be driven by changing consumer preferences and values. Which mega-trends will shift consumer behavior have impact on the industry? How creation of an infrastructure can support hotels that want to maintain their independence while leveraging the expertise and support services of a reputable international brand?\n\nA fusion of glamour and camping – known as glamping – is a way to authentically experience the most awe-inspiring locales around the world and Slovenia is following the trend. On the other hand, Croatia was successful in privatization process of several rehabilitation and spa centers. What Serbia can learn from its neighbors?\nOutspoken, adventurous, proud and audacious – how those who visit Serbia perceive us? Ipsos will present exclusive research for Hotel Summit 2019 – Visitor\u2019s perception of Serbia.\nDestination management is the coordinated management of all elements that make up a destination, including the attractions, amenities, access, marketing and pricing. The impression is that much more could be done in Serbia. Do we have enough resources and efficient system?\nRegardless of the type of hotel or the number of rooms that a given property has, an effective hotel revenue management strategy is necessary to success. With an effective revenue management strategy in place, a hotel operator is able to drive bookings during the slow season while capitalizing on high demand during the busy season.\nLondon has 7.962 properties listed on Booking.com and 36.000 new hotel bedrooms since 2011. What marketing steps and skills are needed to stand out amid such competition? General manager of a boutique London hotel will show us that what it takes to be successful is – being different.\nEarly bird discount 50% by Feb 20th.\u00a0 For complete information, please visit official web page www.hotel-summit.rs\nThe post Hotel Summit Serbia 2019 appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2019-01-31T09:20:27+01:00", "date_modified": "2019-01-31T09:20:27+01:00", "author": { "name": "Milica Novak", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/milicanovak/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/Milica-Novak.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/naslovna-71.jpg", "tags": [ "conference", "Hotel Summit Serbia 2019", "MUST READ", "NEWS", "News and events" ] }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/crvena-luka-hotel-resort/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/crvena-luka-hotel-resort/", "title": "Crvena Luka Hotel & Resort", "content_html": "Our meeting room Colloquium 1, size of 105 m2, is equipped with the latest in multimedia
\nand has all the required technical equipment. We also offer two very attractive multi-purpose rooms that can accommodate from 100 to 280 persons depending on the layout of the meeting rooms, where in addition to conferences and congresses you can organize
\nvarious receptions, banquets, weddings, promotions, and other events.
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Depending on the client\u2019s wishes, a wide range of gourmet cuisine prepared in our first-rate hotel kitchen may be served in these rooms during the events. Congress participants is offered the possibility of organizing various celebrations and events according to their wishes which adds creativity to the planning of your free time. Creating a successful and seamless event is all about meticulous planning, working with a team of experienced people and having all the equipment you need (and didn\u2019t know you needed) on hand and ready to go at a moment\u2019s notice. Crvena Luka Hotel & Resort has baked this combination of ingredients to perfection, and added a whole lot of frosting on top for an extra sweet experience.
\n![\"\"](\"https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/APARTMENT-SEA-VIEW-FIRST-FLOOR-2.jpg\")
Features, Services & Amenities included: Free Wireless high-speed internet access, Audio Visual Equipment \u2013 data projector, conference sound system with microphone, overhead projector, projection screen, flip charts, portable projection screen, slide sorter.
\nEnjoy your stay and taste our delicious offers in our Food & Beverage outlets: Main Restaurant Il Doge Italian Restaurant Pizzeria & Bistro Mamma Rosa, Movie Bar, Il Moro \u00e0 la carte Restaurant, Beach Bar Movida, Gelateria Gelatiamo.
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\n", "content_text": "An excellent location, great transit links and a beautiful natural surrounding are one of the reasons you will want to organize expert panels, congresses, receptions, banquets, weddings, promotions and similar events at our Crvena Luka Hotel & Resort.\nOur meeting room Colloquium 1, size of 105 m2, is equipped with the latest in multimedia\nand has all the required technical equipment. We also offer two very attractive multi-purpose rooms that can accommodate from 100 to 280 persons depending on the layout of the meeting rooms, where in addition to conferences and congresses you can organize\nvarious receptions, banquets, weddings, promotions, and other events.\n\nDepending on the client\u2019s wishes, a wide range of gourmet cuisine prepared in our first-rate hotel kitchen may be served in these rooms during the events. Congress participants is offered the possibility of organizing various celebrations and events according to their wishes which adds creativity to the planning of your free time. Creating a successful and seamless event is all about meticulous planning, working with a team of experienced people and having all the equipment you need (and didn\u2019t know you needed) on hand and ready to go at a moment\u2019s notice. Crvena Luka Hotel & Resort has baked this combination of ingredients to perfection, and added a whole lot of frosting on top for an extra sweet experience.\n\nAdditional benefits for our clients\nFeatures, Services & Amenities included: Free Wireless high-speed internet access, Audio Visual Equipment \u2013 data projector, conference sound system with microphone, overhead projector, projection screen, flip charts, portable projection screen, slide sorter.\nEnjoy your stay and taste our delicious offers in our Food & Beverage outlets: Main Restaurant Il Doge Italian Restaurant Pizzeria & Bistro Mamma Rosa, Movie Bar, Il Moro \u00e0 la carte Restaurant, Beach Bar Movida, Gelateria Gelatiamo.\nThe post Crvena Luka Hotel & Resort appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2018-11-26T15:09:25+01:00", "date_modified": "2018-11-26T15:09:25+01:00", "author": { "name": "Milica Novak", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/milicanovak/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/Milica-Novak.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/naslovna-62.jpg", "tags": [ "conference", "croatia", "crvena luka", "meetings", "Destinations", "Hotels and venues", "WHERE AND WHY" ] }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/quality-is-not-expensive-its-priceless/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/quality-is-not-expensive-its-priceless/", "title": "\u201cQuality Is Not Expensive \u2013 It\u00b4s Priceless\u201d", "content_html": "![\"Mr](\"https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/G-din-Adreas-V\u00f6gl.jpg\" "\\"Mr")
His career started as a room clerk at the Sheraton Hotel Munich and in 1992 he was voted for Hotelier of the Year in Austria. During his time as General Manager of the five star Hotel Imperial Vienna, the hotel was awarded by one of the leading global Hotel & Tourism Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, for World\u00b4s Best Hotel. Since 1996 Andreas provides strategic as well as operational matters to clients all around the world as a hotel & tourism expert.
\nYou\u2019ve visited Serbia many times, as a consultant and lecturer. What are yours three main impressions about the country and its tourism industry?
\n\u2022 An increased awareness for the potential of tourism is noticeable; particularly in the HEALTH & SPA sector. This is the field where Serbia offers some great natural resources that are being developed gradually by local entrepreneurs.
\n\u2022 The same applies for the wide field of AGRO TOURISM \u2013 an excellent opportunity to stabilize the rural community in the provinces. Both business opportunities have been most successfully implemented in my home country, Austria.
\n\u2022 With the increasing speed of talks for an EU affiliation, BUSINESS TRAVEL will pick up significantly. This can be noticed virtually every day at the airport of Belgrade.
As a professional, who is well-known in hotel industry, you had the chance to work in many countries and different continents. What was your biggest challenge in terms of work environment?
\nThere are really many factors that one must consider when it comes to this. I would like to point out, irrespective of the country, to make people that are being engaged in the hotel & tourism industry (be it owners, investors, managers, staff\u2026) aware of the need and complexities, that this is a \u201cService Industry\u201d. Successful managers and enterprises have already well understood (and earn hefty dividends), that it must be the supplier\u00b4s (hotelier, restaurateur etc.) sustainable dedication to \u201cdeliver\u201d\u2013 surpass \u2013 the guests/market
\nexpectation \u2013 always! 24 Hours \u2013 from the moment the guest decides to travel to a destination, book a hotel, or a restaurant table in Serbia. This is a highly critical process that can take some years to bring to fruition. A well proven metaphor for this challenge is the quality level of the \u201c5 Senses\u201d (sound, taste, feel, smell, visual) that is being provided. How does this 5 Senses environment fit (match) in terms of quality, the quality of service and product of the destination, hotel, the restaurant etc. and the guests (markets) expectation is crucial.
All professionals from hotel industry can hear you in April this year on a conference \u201cQuality First in Hotels & Tourism\u201d that will be held in Belgrade. Could you please tell us something about this event?
\nI shall quote Mahatma Gandhi who said \u201cQuality is not expensive \u2013 it\u00b4s priceless\u201d. I can only full heartedly congratulate the organizers TIM-SERBIA and the Faculty of Business Organization in Belgrade on this \u201cicebreaking\u201d initiative for the sake of a more quality
\noriented, more profitable tourism in Serbia. The program and lectures are superb and can be a great value for all professional visitors. I consider it of particular interest, that the conference will highlight pragmatic solutions but as well share a view into the future of
\nthe hotel & tourism industry.
In your opinion, what is a MUST for delivering quality in tourism?
\n\u201cQuality\u201d per se is defined by the market/guest \u2013 we intend to operate in 80% reliable \u2013 sustainable quality in service which applies for all segments of the \u201csupply chain\u201d for hotel & tourism products and 20% clever \u2013 guest service oriented investments. Both these elements have to be visible to the guests at the \u201cMoment of Truth\u201d. This is exactly the moment, where client\u2019s expectation make contact with the product or service. The best hotels do deliver more than the guest expects.
\n![\"\"](\"https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/foto2-2.jpg\")
In addition to that, what do you consider as the biggest threats in hotel industry these days?
\nTravel is an \u201cage old habit\u201d of mankind \u2013 you cannot avoid \u201ctravel\u201d. Having that on mind, the industry has to be up on its toes to deliver products and service in the very rapidly changing world and expectation of markets perception \u2013 throughout the supply chain I have mentioned above.
\nAs cover story of this magazine issue is Play and Learn concept, did/do you practice this kind of approach? What do you think about it? Do you find it can be useful?
\nPlay & Learn is a most useful tool to transport content to participants. I for myself have quite some years ago developed a hotel & tourism management Play \u2013 for the first time in Europe. The Diamond Fever is a workshop that is based on hotel\u2019s and departments
\nspecific needs. It\u2019s the staff self-initiated readiness that brings about the most innovative, very practical and measurable quality improvement results. As part of the game, these are collected in a summery which is the basis for further quality improvements measures in a hotel.
The post \u201cQuality Is Not Expensive \u2013 It\u00b4s Priceless\u201d appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "We all know quality should be a must. But, how do we create and deliver it? For this issue of SEEbtm magazine we have talked to one of the leading professionals when it comes to this subject \u2013 Mr. Andreas V\u00f6gl who he has been involved in the hotel & tourism business since 1972.\nMr Andreas V\u00f6gl\nHis career started as a room clerk at the Sheraton Hotel Munich and in 1992 he was voted for Hotelier of the Year in Austria. During his time as General Manager of the five star Hotel Imperial Vienna, the hotel was awarded by one of the leading global Hotel & Tourism Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, for World\u00b4s Best Hotel. Since 1996 Andreas provides strategic as well as operational matters to clients all around the world as a hotel & tourism expert.\nYou\u2019ve visited Serbia many times, as a consultant and lecturer. What are yours three main impressions about the country and its tourism industry?\n\u2022 An increased awareness for the potential of tourism is noticeable; particularly in the HEALTH & SPA sector. This is the field where Serbia offers some great natural resources that are being developed gradually by local entrepreneurs.\n\u2022 The same applies for the wide field of AGRO TOURISM \u2013 an excellent opportunity to stabilize the rural community in the provinces. Both business opportunities have been most successfully implemented in my home country, Austria.\n\u2022 With the increasing speed of talks for an EU affiliation, BUSINESS TRAVEL will pick up significantly. This can be noticed virtually every day at the airport of Belgrade.\nAs a professional, who is well-known in hotel industry, you had the chance to work in many countries and different continents. What was your biggest challenge in terms of work environment?\n\nThere are really many factors that one must consider when it comes to this. I would like to point out, irrespective of the country, to make people that are being engaged in the hotel & tourism industry (be it owners, investors, managers, staff\u2026) aware of the need and complexities, that this is a \u201cService Industry\u201d. Successful managers and enterprises have already well understood (and earn hefty dividends), that it must be the supplier\u00b4s (hotelier, restaurateur etc.) sustainable dedication to \u201cdeliver\u201d\u2013 surpass \u2013 the guests/market\nexpectation \u2013 always! 24 Hours \u2013 from the moment the guest decides to travel to a destination, book a hotel, or a restaurant table in Serbia. This is a highly critical process that can take some years to bring to fruition. A well proven metaphor for this challenge is the quality level of the \u201c5 Senses\u201d (sound, taste, feel, smell, visual) that is being provided. How does this 5 Senses environment fit (match) in terms of quality, the quality of service and product of the destination, hotel, the restaurant etc. and the guests (markets) expectation is crucial.\n\nAll professionals from hotel industry can hear you in April this year on a conference \u201cQuality First in Hotels & Tourism\u201d that will be held in Belgrade. Could you please tell us something about this event?\nI shall quote Mahatma Gandhi who said \u201cQuality is not expensive \u2013 it\u00b4s priceless\u201d. I can only full heartedly congratulate the organizers TIM-SERBIA and the Faculty of Business Organization in Belgrade on this \u201cicebreaking\u201d initiative for the sake of a more quality\noriented, more profitable tourism in Serbia. The program and lectures are superb and can be a great value for all professional visitors. I consider it of particular interest, that the conference will highlight pragmatic solutions but as well share a view into the future of\nthe hotel & tourism industry.\nIn your opinion, what is a MUST for delivering quality in tourism?\n\u201cQuality\u201d per se is defined by the market/guest \u2013 we intend to operate in 80% reliable \u2013 sustainable quality in service which applies for all segments of the \u201csupply chain\u201d for hotel & tourism products and 20% clever \u2013 guest service oriented investments. Both these elements have to be visible to the guests at the \u201cMoment of Truth\u201d. This is exactly the moment, where client\u2019s expectation make contact with the product or service. The best hotels do deliver more than the guest expects.\n\nIn addition to that, what do you consider as the biggest threats in hotel industry these days?\nTravel is an \u201cage old habit\u201d of mankind \u2013 you cannot avoid \u201ctravel\u201d. Having that on mind, the industry has to be up on its toes to deliver products and service in the very rapidly changing world and expectation of markets perception \u2013 throughout the supply chain I have mentioned above.\nAs cover story of this magazine issue is Play and Learn concept, did/do you practice this kind of approach? What do you think about it? Do you find it can be useful?\nPlay & Learn is a most useful tool to transport content to participants. I for myself have quite some years ago developed a hotel & tourism management Play \u2013 for the first time in Europe. The Diamond Fever is a workshop that is based on hotel\u2019s and departments\nspecific needs. It\u2019s the staff self-initiated readiness that brings about the most innovative, very practical and measurable quality improvement results. As part of the game, these are collected in a summery which is the basis for further quality improvements measures in a hotel.\nwww.voegl.at\nThe post \u201cQuality Is Not Expensive \u2013 It\u00b4s Priceless\u201d appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2018-03-29T10:41:45+02:00", "date_modified": "2018-04-03T09:32:33+02:00", "author": { "name": "Milica Novak", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/milicanovak/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/Milica-Novak.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/naslovna-36.jpg", "tags": [ "Adreas V\u00f6gl", "conference", "consultant", "expert", "hotel industry", "quality", "tourism indusrty", "Interviews" ] }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/sesti-adria-hotel-forum/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/sesti-adria-hotel-forum/", "title": "The Sixth Adria Hotel Forum", "content_html": "Two crucial questions of the conference will be: Are we responsible for the increase or does it happen by itself? as well as Are we competitive in the market? The cause of this year’s topic are safety and geopolitical situation. Possible solutions for the problem of under-qualified staff, future investments in the region, the way that global companies see the growth of private accommodation, new products, and hotel contracts will be discussed as well.
\nThis year’s forum will be held under the patronage of The Ministry of Tourism of Republic of Croatia, Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism of Republic of Montenegro,\u00a0Glion Institute of Higher Education, The city of Zagreb and Croatian Chamber of Economy, while some of the partners are\u00a0Falkensteiner Hotels & Residences, Hilton Worldwide, Accor Hotels, Orbis Hotel Group, InterContinental Hotels Group and Valamar Riviera.
\nThe post The Sixth Adria Hotel Forum appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "The sixth Adria Hotel Forum will take place on February 14th and 15th in Hotel Sheraton in Zagreb. This year’s topic will be: “Investment in hotel industry: Our own responsibility”.\nTwo crucial questions of the conference will be: Are we responsible for the increase or does it happen by itself? as well as Are we competitive in the market? The cause of this year’s topic are safety and geopolitical situation. Possible solutions for the problem of under-qualified staff, future investments in the region, the way that global companies see the growth of private accommodation, new products, and hotel contracts will be discussed as well.\nThis year’s forum will be held under the patronage of The Ministry of Tourism of Republic of Croatia, Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism of Republic of Montenegro,\u00a0Glion Institute of Higher Education, The city of Zagreb and Croatian Chamber of Economy, while some of the partners are\u00a0Falkensteiner Hotels & Residences, Hilton Worldwide, Accor Hotels, Orbis Hotel Group, InterContinental Hotels Group and Valamar Riviera.\nThe post The Sixth Adria Hotel Forum appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2018-01-23T09:56:26+01:00", "date_modified": "2018-01-23T09:56:26+01:00", "author": { "name": "Mirjana Novitovic", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/officebs/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/slika-.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/ahf1.jpg", "tags": [ "conference", "event", "hotel", "Sheraton Zagreb", "News and events" ] }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/unspoiled-nature-and-responsible-management-trump-for-better-valorisation-of-beaches/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/unspoiled-nature-and-responsible-management-trump-for-better-valorisation-of-beaches/", "title": "Unspoiled Nature and Responsible Management \u2013 Trump for Better Valorisation of Beaches", "content_html": "During those three days, more than 30 speakers from around the world has transferred a part of their experience and presented a concept of sustainable coastal zone management, and the branding of that resource.
\n\u201cExperts in the field of beach management, creation and development of related products and services, sales, marketing and communications came and presented new trends and strategies confirmed in practice, i.e. in the growth of tourist traffic, in some of the most
\ndeveloped European and world destinations such as Spain, France, Great Britain or the United Arab Emirates. The key motive for organizing this meeting \u2013 the only of its kind in Europe, is to create conditions for increasing competitiveness of tenants of the beaches in Montenegro, a new experience and improvement of their operations in the field of beach management\u201d,
\nsaid Zarko Radulovic, president of the Montenegrin tourist association (MTA) and co-owner of Montenegro Stars company.
![\"Montenegro](\"https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/MIL_2838.jpg\" "\\"Montenegro")
MIBES brought together more than 160 participants including representatives of system institutions, as well as renowned tourist workers from around the world. \u201cIt\u2019s always good to share with others diverse know-how methods, and to hear new ones as well. This is a beautiful destination. I am sure that such events would \u201cunlock\u201d additional potentials of Montenegro and the region\u201d, said Alexander Schneider, the manager of Nikki Beach Resort & Spa from the United Arab Emirates.
\nDirector of the National Tourism Organization (NTO), Zeljka Radak Kukavicic, noted that, every year the number of tourists increases. \u201cIn the future, we should work on the expansion and development of new tourist offers in Montenegro, because more than 96% of tourist
\nturnover is realized in the coastal region, out of which almost 50% in Budva\u201d, said Director of NTO Montenegro. The greatest question is how to ensure the flow of investment, without affecting the smooth \u201ccoast life\u201d, refer Croatian tourism experts. Experts from Marseilles and Ibiza suggested that it would be interesting, both for the country and for the local population, to manage the beaches as public areas.
Despite all the challenges, the offer of different destinations should be conceived in a manner that the visitor shall bring with himself the authentic experience of the environment, as it was concluded at the meeting in the Hotel Splendid.
\nThe post Unspoiled Nature and Responsible Management \u2013 Trump for Better Valorisation of Beaches appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "Montenegro Stars Hotel Group from Budva has organized the International conference on facilities on the beach \u2013 Montenegro International Beach Entertainment Show (MIBES) at the Hotel Splendid Conference & Spa Resort from March 23rd to March 25th, 2017.\nDuring those three days, more than 30 speakers from around the world has transferred a part of their experience and presented a concept of sustainable coastal zone management, and the branding of that resource.\n\u201cExperts in the field of beach management, creation and development of related products and services, sales, marketing and communications came and presented new trends and strategies confirmed in practice, i.e. in the growth of tourist traffic, in some of the most\ndeveloped European and world destinations such as Spain, France, Great Britain or the United Arab Emirates. The key motive for organizing this meeting \u2013 the only of its kind in Europe, is to create conditions for increasing competitiveness of tenants of the beaches in Montenegro, a new experience and improvement of their operations in the field of beach management\u201d,\nsaid Zarko Radulovic, president of the Montenegrin tourist association (MTA) and co-owner of Montenegro Stars company.\nMontenegro International Beach Entertainment Show – MIBES\nMIBES brought together more than 160 participants including representatives of system institutions, as well as renowned tourist workers from around the world. \u201cIt\u2019s always good to share with others diverse know-how methods, and to hear new ones as well. This is a beautiful destination. I am sure that such events would \u201cunlock\u201d additional potentials of Montenegro and the region\u201d, said Alexander Schneider, the manager of Nikki Beach Resort & Spa from the United Arab Emirates.\nDirector of the National Tourism Organization (NTO), Zeljka Radak Kukavicic, noted that, every year the number of tourists increases. \u201cIn the future, we should work on the expansion and development of new tourist offers in Montenegro, because more than 96% of tourist\nturnover is realized in the coastal region, out of which almost 50% in Budva\u201d, said Director of NTO Montenegro. The greatest question is how to ensure the flow of investment, without affecting the smooth \u201ccoast life\u201d, refer Croatian tourism experts. Experts from Marseilles and Ibiza suggested that it would be interesting, both for the country and for the local population, to manage the beaches as public areas.\nDespite all the challenges, the offer of different destinations should be conceived in a manner that the visitor shall bring with himself the authentic experience of the environment, as it was concluded at the meeting in the Hotel Splendid.\nThe post Unspoiled Nature and Responsible Management \u2013 Trump for Better Valorisation of Beaches appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2017-06-20T15:54:24+02:00", "date_modified": "2017-06-20T15:54:24+02:00", "author": { "name": "Milica Novak", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/milicanovak/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/Milica-Novak.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/naslovna-12.jpg", "tags": [ "be\u010di\u0107i", "conference", "hotel splendid", "Montenegro International Beach Entertainment Show", "News and events" ] }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/how-to-make-a-good-impression-at-event/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/how-to-make-a-good-impression-at-event/", "title": "How to Make a Good Impression at Event?", "content_html": "First of all, making a good impression of an event depends on many factors, some of those changeable, some of those not. One cannot, for example, influence a lot the mood that the participants took with themselves or how they feel. If someone went to the event in a bad mood, irritated or with a headache, it is likely that the event will not make a fantastic impression. If someone went to the event in a good mood, just heard the good news, or is happy because of some success, the entire event will probably be experienced in a different
\nway. The way we feel, at no doubt, affects the way we receive information, and the way we perceive those. I believe that at least half of the participants of an event do not notice
\nall the positive details dedicated to them.
I am thinking, for example, of personalized seats or personalized messages, guidance, their treatment, design details and some additional activities designed and tailored just for them and the like. On the other hand, I know that at least half of the participants at the event can be very strict if they notice at least one thing, a really little thing, that at a given moment
\nis not at their will, or indeed is not proper, which may mark all his (her) perception of the event. That will make everything else that is good fall into the water.
The point is that it is not easy at all to thrill attendees and get a high score for the organization of the event. However, there are certain things that undoubtedly affect the
\ngood impression at the event, and those especially need to be paid attention to during the organization thereof.
Criteria for making an impression are different for corporate events, seminars and conferences or team building. That is why we thus divided the questions we asked to the
\nprofessionals from the event industry in the region.
How to make a good impression on… a corporate event?
\nEvent professionals agree that, when you attend a corporate event, kind hosts and their speech as well as friendly staff have the most impact on making an impression. This is a very interesting ascertainment. It indicates that the factor with the greatest influence is actually of a social character and depends, very simply, on the friendly and welcoming attitude! It is not hard to be nice, but it is often forgotten.
\nThese criteria should be added the overall atmosphere of the event, which, according to the respondents\u2019 opinion, greatly affects the overall impression. Music is the next important issue, followed by event design and branding, the venue itself in which the event takes place, as well as food and beverages. Afterwards, of course, it is rated the use of advanced technology at the event, but nor the location of the event should be forgotten, neither the
\norganizing of the supplemental entertainment activities.
Out of the offered criteria, we can say that the gift bag at least affects the impression making. Chart represents criteria highlighted by the event professionals from the least important ones to those which have the greatest influence on making an impression at the corporate event. To these criteria, event professionals added the importance of follow-up of the event schedule, with what we absolutely agree.
\n![\"\"](\"https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/korporativan-dogadjaj.png\")
Make a good impression on… the conference, congress, seminar
\nWhen we talk about the informative-educational events, namely conferences, congresses, seminars and the like, the topics that were elaborated there make the utmost impression, and those are closely followed by the content and mode of delivery, as well as the speakers and lecturers. In this case, kind and friendly hosts are still important, but not as much as for the corporate events. The kind staff plays here somewhat more important role than the hosts. We can say that the coffee break and food were ranked as least important for the overall impression.
Use of advanced technology and reputation of the event, are the next most important, and also have a high score. Although on average level, the importance of venue has high ratings, has less importance than for the corporate events. The location, on the basis of the answers, is much less important than in the first case. As for the impact of the moderator and event
\ndesign, it seems that the opinion on their significance greatly differ. We shall add to these criteria, at the suggestion of those who participated in the answers, the importance of following the event schedule, technique and sound quality, but one should not forget the traffic connections to the venue.
![\"\"](\"https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/info-edu-karakter.png\")
How to make a good impression when organizing… team building?
When organizing team building, the focus, quite logically, should be on the specific team building program, agreed on by all the participants. Team building program is the one
\nthat makes the greatest impression. It is interesting that, the following one in order of importance, with high marks, is a clear and precise organization \u2013 who, when, where, why.
All this contributes to the overall atmosphere, which is next in importance, along with social activities. Participants appreciate primarily a good team building program, but also like to, while having fun, socialize and relax, and not to have to think about anything more, namely, that everything is clear and nicely organized and explained. On the other hand, everything that comes up during the event, a good organizer should solve in the background,
\nso that participants do not notice it.
It is interesting, also, that additional facilities of the hotel do not play such an important role as far as those may be considered. In fact, those are at the very bottom of the scale, and under this criteria fall just food and beverage, which, judging by the results of the survey, play at least important role in the organization of team building. Also, the location was set as more important than the hotel itself.
\nFood and coffee breaks are shown to have the least influence on the organization of congresses, conferences and seminars, in which people come primarily for topics, speakers and manner of lecturing. But we may notice that food and beverage have a maximum impact
\n(though not as priorities) on corporate events. The overall atmosphere seems to have an important impact on all kinds of events, at most to the corporative, and at least to educational ones.
![\"\"](\"https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/tim-bilding.png\")
Using the most advanced technology is expected for conferences and seminars (which is logical, if we take into account their educational and informative character), then at corporate events, but at least the team building activities, although those are that much different in character. Also, there are greater expectations in the field of event design and branding in the corporate, than in the educational and informational events.
Whatever type of event you organize, we have left a graphic importance and influence of each of the criteria, so that you can make \u201cfine-tune\u201d in accordance with the target group and the specific objectives of the event.
\n\n
The post How to Make a Good Impression at Event? appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "When organizing an event, what we would certainly like is to make a good impression\non the participants. We want to awaken interest, impress or surprise, to provoke emotions. How to achieve that? First of all, which factor most affects making a good impression when we attend the event? What is most appreciated? This was the question we asked professionals in the event industry in the region. There answers are presented below.\nFirst of all, making a good impression of an event depends on many factors, some of those changeable, some of those not. One cannot, for example, influence a lot the mood that the participants took with themselves or how they feel. If someone went to the event in a bad mood, irritated or with a headache, it is likely that the event will not make a fantastic impression. If someone went to the event in a good mood, just heard the good news, or is happy because of some success, the entire event will probably be experienced in a different\nway. The way we feel, at no doubt, affects the way we receive information, and the way we perceive those. I believe that at least half of the participants of an event do not notice\nall the positive details dedicated to them.\nI am thinking, for example, of personalized seats or personalized messages, guidance, their treatment, design details and some additional activities designed and tailored just for them and the like. On the other hand, I know that at least half of the participants at the event can be very strict if they notice at least one thing, a really little thing, that at a given moment\nis not at their will, or indeed is not proper, which may mark all his (her) perception of the event. That will make everything else that is good fall into the water.\nThe point is that it is not easy at all to thrill attendees and get a high score for the organization of the event. However, there are certain things that undoubtedly affect the\ngood impression at the event, and those especially need to be paid attention to during the organization thereof.\nCriteria for making an impression are different for corporate events, seminars and conferences or team building. That is why we thus divided the questions we asked to the\nprofessionals from the event industry in the region.\nHow to make a good impression on… a corporate event?\nEvent professionals agree that, when you attend a corporate event, kind hosts and their speech as well as friendly staff have the most impact on making an impression. This is a very interesting ascertainment. It indicates that the factor with the greatest influence is actually of a social character and depends, very simply, on the friendly and welcoming attitude! It is not hard to be nice, but it is often forgotten.\nThese criteria should be added the overall atmosphere of the event, which, according to the respondents\u2019 opinion, greatly affects the overall impression. Music is the next important issue, followed by event design and branding, the venue itself in which the event takes place, as well as food and beverages. Afterwards, of course, it is rated the use of advanced technology at the event, but nor the location of the event should be forgotten, neither the\norganizing of the supplemental entertainment activities.\nOut of the offered criteria, we can say that the gift bag at least affects the impression making. Chart represents criteria highlighted by the event professionals from the least important ones to those which have the greatest influence on making an impression at the corporate event. To these criteria, event professionals added the importance of follow-up of the event schedule, with what we absolutely agree.\nMake a good impression on… the conference, congress, seminar\nWhen we talk about the informative-educational events, namely conferences, congresses, seminars and the like, the topics that were elaborated there make the utmost impression, and those are closely followed by the content and mode of delivery, as well as the speakers and lecturers. In this case, kind and friendly hosts are still important, but not as much as for the corporate events. The kind staff plays here somewhat more important role than the hosts. We can say that the coffee break and food were ranked as least important for the overall impression.\nUse of advanced technology and reputation of the event, are the next most important, and also have a high score. Although on average level, the importance of venue has high ratings, has less importance than for the corporate events. The location, on the basis of the answers, is much less important than in the first case. As for the impact of the moderator and event\ndesign, it seems that the opinion on their significance greatly differ. We shall add to these criteria, at the suggestion of those who participated in the answers, the importance of following the event schedule, technique and sound quality, but one should not forget the traffic connections to the venue.\nHow to make a good impression when organizing… team building?\nWhen organizing team building, the focus, quite logically, should be on the specific team building program, agreed on by all the participants. Team building program is the one\nthat makes the greatest impression. It is interesting that, the following one in order of importance, with high marks, is a clear and precise organization \u2013 who, when, where, why.\nAll this contributes to the overall atmosphere, which is next in importance, along with social activities. Participants appreciate primarily a good team building program, but also like to, while having fun, socialize and relax, and not to have to think about anything more, namely, that everything is clear and nicely organized and explained. On the other hand, everything that comes up during the event, a good organizer should solve in the background,\nso that participants do not notice it.\nIt is interesting, also, that additional facilities of the hotel do not play such an important role as far as those may be considered. In fact, those are at the very bottom of the scale, and under this criteria fall just food and beverage, which, judging by the results of the survey, play at least important role in the organization of team building. Also, the location was set as more important than the hotel itself.\nFood and coffee breaks are shown to have the least influence on the organization of congresses, conferences and seminars, in which people come primarily for topics, speakers and manner of lecturing. But we may notice that food and beverage have a maximum impact\n(though not as priorities) on corporate events. The overall atmosphere seems to have an important impact on all kinds of events, at most to the corporative, and at least to educational ones.\nUsing the most advanced technology is expected for conferences and seminars (which is logical, if we take into account their educational and informative character), then at corporate events, but at least the team building activities, although those are that much different in character. Also, there are greater expectations in the field of event design and branding in the corporate, than in the educational and informational events.\nWhatever type of event you organize, we have left a graphic importance and influence of each of the criteria, so that you can make \u201cfine-tune\u201d in accordance with the target group and the specific objectives of the event.\n \nThe post How to Make a Good Impression at Event? appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2017-04-05T15:31:44+02:00", "date_modified": "2017-04-05T15:43:51+02:00", "author": { "name": "Miona Milic", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/miona/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/IMG-20240224-WA0003-e1728981138373.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/naslovna-3.jpg", "tags": [ "conference", "corporate event", "event organization", "making an impression", "team building", "NEWS", "RESEARCH" ] }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/inorbit-2017/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/inorbit-2017/", "title": "InOrbit 2017", "content_html": "The topics of paid advertising, digital analytics, social media, content marketing, e\u2013mail marketing and many others, were spoken of by the 20 largest international experts.
\nAs it is announced a rich two \u00adday program of the conference\u00a0participants were\u00a0able to expand their knowledge and aspects related to the operations of digital companies in this year.
\nThe post InOrbit 2017 appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "InOrbit, the greatest marketing conference in Europe was held this year for the third time, in the Congress Centre Brdo from 9th to 10th March, 2017.\nThe topics of paid advertising, digital analytics, social media, content marketing, e\u2013mail marketing and many others, were spoken of by the 20 largest international experts.\nAs it is announced a rich two \u00adday program of the conference\u00a0participants were\u00a0able to expand their knowledge and aspects related to the operations of digital companies in this year.\nThe post InOrbit 2017 appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2017-03-17T10:01:46+01:00", "date_modified": "2017-03-17T10:01:46+01:00", "author": { "name": "Mirjana Novitovic", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/officebs/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/slika-.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/inorbit-2017.jpg", "tags": [ "conference", "News and events" ] }, { "id": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/join-88-rooms-accorhotels-maistra-hotel-cubo-many-others-best-stay-2016/", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/join-88-rooms-accorhotels-maistra-hotel-cubo-many-others-best-stay-2016/", "title": "Join 88 Rooms, AccorHotels, Maistra, Hotel Cubo and many others at Best Stay 2016", "content_html": "Some international speakers we will be hearing from at Best Stay are coming from companies such as\u00a0Hostel Celica and Hotel Cubo (Slovenia), Crowne Plaza Belgrade, 88 Rooms Hotel (Serbia), Stora Hotellet and U&Me Hotel (Sweden), 7 Fells Hostel (Finland), The Beehive Hostel, IC Bellagio (Italy), etc.
\nYou can check out all the speakers here, and download the event brochure with the complete agenda here.
\n\nWith innovative formats such as lightning talks, speed networking and bublle roundtables, all\u00a0attendees will also have a chance to participate in pre-arranged 1-to-1 meetings and relax by the sea at the end of first day of the conference.
\nThe post Join 88 Rooms, AccorHotels, Maistra, Hotel Cubo and many others at Best Stay 2016 appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "Best Stay 2016 will be held on 17th and 18th November at Opatija (Croatia) and brings together more than 300 hotel and private accommodation owners, architects, ICT and marketing experts.\nSome international speakers we will be hearing from at Best Stay are coming from companies such as\u00a0Hostel Celica and Hotel Cubo (Slovenia), Crowne Plaza Belgrade, 88 Rooms Hotel (Serbia), Stora Hotellet and U&Me Hotel (Sweden), 7 Fells Hostel (Finland), The Beehive Hostel, IC Bellagio (Italy), etc.\nYou can check out all the speakers here, and download the event brochure with the complete agenda here.\n\nWith innovative formats such as lightning talks, speed networking and bublle roundtables, all\u00a0attendees will also have a chance to participate in pre-arranged 1-to-1 meetings and relax by the sea at the end of first day of the conference.\nThe post Join 88 Rooms, AccorHotels, Maistra, Hotel Cubo and many others at Best Stay 2016 appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2016-10-26T11:34:08+02:00", "date_modified": "2016-10-26T11:34:08+02:00", "author": { "name": "Mirjana Novitovic", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/officebs/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/slika-.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/best-stay-2016.png", "tags": [ "best stay 2016", "conference", "News and events" ] } ] }