Incentive travel rules, ok?
By definition, incentive travel means going somewhere as a result of an incentive campaign. Otherwise it’s just group travel. But how many organisers are aware of what participants have had to do to qualify for such events and does it make any difference to the delivery of the travel experience on the ground, even if […]
State your corporate event budget and save time
When you walk into a shop, with the intention of buying something, you generally have a pretty good idea of how much cash you have in your pocket or what you might expect to pay for the item you are seeking. The only decision then is whether to pay slightly more for slightly better quality. […]
Are hosted buyers the answer?
Do compulsory appointments spoil the show? So, you’ve got your hosted buyer status sorted, flights organised, dinner with a prestigious hotel group and promises of champagne receptions for several hours on the trot. Then comes the tricky bit…what to do about those troublesome timed appointments?
Spring into Scotland for your corporate event
The spring season can mean many things for a business – the start of a new financial year, and with it, new engagement strategies and project plans. For the FMI events team, spring is a time to recommend our top destination picks for various kick-off events or business planning meetings.
The capital for conferences – London or Dublin?
When people imagine Dublin they often envisage a cold destination full of old-fashioned castles and pubs… and they would be right. However this does not, by any means, hinder it from being a great destination for conferences and events, nor should old-fashioned castles and pubs be a bad thing.
The Digital-Comms-Events Relay
FMI’s baton exchange strategy for successful project delivery “What do you do?” is a question that businesses are asked all the time. Oftentimes, the answer anticipated is a quick one-liner, such as “We make computers,” “We sell coffee,” or “We consult investors on where to spend their money.” With FMI, however, the story is a […]
