Here is the number most pages dance around: a destination management company typically charges a management fee of 15 to 25 percent of destination-side spend, and on-site staff run $1,500 to $3,500 per person per day. Everything else is a variation on those two...
Every Dallas incentive travel page you’ll find online sells the same thing: Dallas as a destination. Come hold your event at the Omni PGA Frisco, book a night at AT&T Stadium, look at these hotel concession tiers. That’s fine if your team is flying in....
Here is the number nobody puts on the quote: the booth itself is only about 60 to 70 percent of what you’ll actually spend at the show. The other third disappears into drayage, electrical, labor, and a lead-retrieval device that costs more than a nice dinner. So...
Most guides on this topic will show you fourteen logos and a phrase you should learn to distrust: “custom enterprise pricing.” That phrase is doing a lot of work, and none of it is for you. The single most useful thing a corporate planner needs before a...
Most Dallas hotel roundups do one of two things: they list square footage with no price, or they rank ten properties on vibes alone. Neither helps when you are staring at three RFPs and a CFO asking what a 300-person conference actually costs. This guide fixes that....
