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01st October 2009
Stress in the workplace is a growing problem. Time and time again, hard-working employees hit the wall and lose all ability to perform. These employees show few outward signals prior to collapsing, as they want to impress and succeed. Any sign of weakness... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
Working for AITO (the Association of Independent Tour Operators for those who don’t know) has some unusual benefits, the most exciting of these is the in depth specialist knowledge that our members can offer. In the field of ski holidays, for example, w... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
What scares you the most about your upcoming ironman race? What's your fear-factor?
As fit as a person is going into the first career Ironman, the fear-factor is in the equation as the big day creeps ever closer.
As cool and confident as many partic... Read >
Author: wbdoyle18th August 2009
The gains of article submissions are quite often forgotten by the majority of homebased business owners who would preferably shell out for overpriced internet ads (with small to medium results) as opposed to building a long term promotional campaign. Arti... Read >
Author: Kelly Walker31st July 2009
Have you seen any art piece in the gallery or museum without the lights on so far?It is not lucky for me to have the opportunity to see such a different art show.However recently an art show in the warehouse without lights on in Singapore has drew the att... Read >
Author: Wendy26th June 2009
Many more weddings now include a speech by the mother of the bride. What do you say in your speech that will capture the minds of your guests, make the bride smile and allow you to express your love and happiness for your daughter and her new life?
Mos... Read >
Author: Tony Marriott19th June 2009
If you are a newcomer to exhibitions there can be quite a steep learning curve. Many of the terms used are opaque and there are generally accepted finishes, materials and working practices that you will need to be familiar with.
This article explains w... Read >
12th June 2009
The marathon “Race for the Cure” was first held in 1982 in the United States, and was then exported to many other countries, like Italy: on the 17th of May Rome will host the 20th edition of the race, that has taken place for two years also in Bari an... Read >
Author: Michele De Capitani12th June 2009
When you are travelling around, it can be hard to stay up to date with the latest movements in the currency market, as you are often miles from the nearest internet-connected PC. However, if you have a smartphone such as a Samsung Blackjack, a BlackBerry,... Read >
Author: Neo Nashville18th May 2009
Many people find it a huge challenge to organise their homes, or to increase usable space around their living space - and indeed, it can seem like a daunting task. But in keeping some of these top tips in mind, and you’re sure to get the most out of you... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane15th May 2009
If you want to know what’s on in Bournemouth this May bank holiday (22 – 24th May) and want to make the most your time off, then take part in the one of the most exciting and biggest Bournemouth events ever - The Bournemouth Sevens.
In fact not on... Read >
Author: lexisclick27th April 2009
Known by a number of different names, the Athens and Epidaurus Festival is a yearly event that brings together people and culture from all over Greece. Entering its 52nd year, the "Hellenic Festival", or just the Athens Festival, was established in 1955 i... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton18th April 2009
Madworld is released on the Wii in March 2009 with ultra violent content and a unique look but will it be a real success or will it be too different?
Madworld is based upon the look of a graphic novel and it is almost completely done in black white and... Read >
Author: Josh Crowley16th April 2009
If your presentation is not organized in a useful way it will lose the audience's interest. Your listeners will be confused and stop listening. Organizing your speech will make it clearer to the audience and strengthen its impact on them.
A well organi... Read >
Author: Edward Hope27th March 2009
If investing for 21 days at a laidback village can help you lose significant body weight, will you take it? Add this, you will be given a lifetime of knowledge of healthy lifestyle habits, which you can share with others. It will be a special experience... Read >
Author: Dev Saras27th March 2009
If investing for 21 days at a laidback village can help you lose significant body weight, will you take it? Add this, you will be given a lifetime of knowledge of healthy lifestyle habits, which you can share with others. It will be a special experien... Read >
Author: Dev Saras17th March 2009
This years Isles of Scilly Walking Festival takes place from the 23rd of March until the 29th of March and is widely expected to be the best and largest ever! The walk stretches over 60 miles of footpaths and is based across the different islands that are... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer09th March 2009
Right from your invitation to speak you can establish control of your audience. Firstly, act confidently even if you don't feel that way. Otherwise you may unnecessarily worry the organisers of the vent.
Making the right preparations will ensure that y... Read >
Author: Edward Hope20th February 2009
Having spoken with many organisers in the industry, I've found that a common concern is that as an event grows year over year, there tends to be a tipping point at which it becomes too large to efficiently manage all administrative tasks and maintain the ... Read >
Author: Jack Smith09th February 2009
The organisers of the UK National Lotto and Euro Millions lottery state that twenty five percent of jackpots are won by lottery syndicates. But organising a syndicate can be more trouble than it is worth unless you get it right.
The traditional syndica... Read >
Author: Peter Moore09th February 2009
The organisers of the UK National Lotto and Euro Millions lottery state that twenty five percent of jackpots are won by lottery syndicates. But organising a syndicate can be more trouble than it is worth unless you get it right.
The traditional syndica... Read >
Author: Peter Moore21st January 2009
Over the past 40 years the first week of January is one of the most important weeks, if not the most important, for consumer electronic manufacturers and the reason for that is because that is when the most prestigious Consumer
Electronics fair is on.... Read >
Author: FelipeBz05th January 2009
Most photographers fail to win any competitions because they fail to submit the correct type of image. The following is article is based on understanding what is needed to win.
Entering photography competitions are a great of improving your skills... Read >
Author: Tj Tierney02nd December 2008
Home of the legendary Beatles, crowned a World heritage Site and currently voted European Capital of Culture, the city of Liverpool has a lot going for it. Indeed, having just celebrated its 800th anniversary, as well as playing host to the renowned MTV M... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane02nd December 2008
When organising corporate team building events, the main four aspects to be considered are:
1. Knowledge
2. Enjoyment
3. Active involvement
4. Visual estimulation
By intelligently combining the above elements, the organisers of these activities ensur... Read >
Author: tugsearch01st December 2008
There are various kinds of dating events. One of the most famous is known as speed dating. This is where equal numbers of men and women turn up to a specific venue and effectively get to date all twenty or so people in one night. The date only lasts betwe... Read >
Author: Millie01st December 2008
Speed dating has been around for a few years now and the events are growing in popularity. There are specific sites dedicated to speed dating events but many online dating agencies also organise dating events of all kinds for their current members.
Spe... Read >
Author: Millie23rd November 2008
Fancy a flutter at the races over the festive season or maybe you've a few tips for the races? If so, don't miss out on the Leapardstown Christmas Racing Festival 2008. This 4 day event runs from Saint Stephen's Day, December 26th, to December 29th and i... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley17th November 2008
Buying property at auction is a pleasant change from the conventional methodologies but at the same time it is equally important to carefully bid property at an auction. There are few basic guidelines to consider when buying properties at auction. Before ... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta10th November 2008
Planning a congress meeting or a convention can be very stressful. One of the key elements to the planning is finding a venue to host the event. There are thousands of congress centres located throughout the United Kingdom. Choosing the right one will d... Read >
Author: Mandy Chagger21st October 2008
If you asked any driver if they like driving fast then chances are they’ll say they love being able to go full throttle on the open road, especially the younger drivers amongst us. This is clear when you see more and more super cars on the roads these ... Read >
Author: Andy Adams07th October 2008
More importantly, legend has it that Krakow has the densest concentration of bars in the world. Another reason to consider Krakow for your stag weekend is that it enjoys both a warm summer climate and the cold winter conditions of Eastern Europe. In other... Read >
Author: clickthrough06th October 2008
Some attribute it to global warming; others simply blame freak weather conditions, but whatever the cause of the atrocious amount of rain which swept across the UK, the summer of 2008 will go down in history as one almighty washout.
Countless music ... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell02nd October 2008
Following the recent and highly successful Tutankhamen exhibition at the O2 in Greenwich ‘Gunther Von Hagens’ Body Works - The Mirror of Time’, opens in late October 2008 and will run until August 2009.
The Bubble Exhibition Space of the O2 wi... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell12th September 2008
Columbus is the capital and the largest city in the United States of America. It was named after an explorer known as Christopher Columbus. Speed dating was originally started with the Jewish community. The Jewish community was a little keen on making the... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji08th September 2008
Columbus is the capital and the largest city in the United States of America. It was named after an explorer known as Christopher Columbus. Speed dating was originally started with the Jewish community. The Jewish community was a little keen on making the... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji22nd August 2008
The corporate world is spending huge amounts of their budgets in attending national and international conventions, seminars and conferences. Could they be missing out on valuable networking opportunities at these events purely through lack of planning? I... Read >
Author: Phile Evans21st July 2008
Laugh…laugh and laugh some more. This is what seems to be the order of the day when our regular travelling foursome gets going on our short but regular golfing trips.
No more than two nights, that’s our rule, we might fly to Cape Town, drive into ... Read >
Author: Alan Hawkins20th July 2008
Kenya's safari rally, the once famous and popular world championship event has been fighting unsuccessfully to get back to its lost status. The Safari lost its place in the world rally series after the government of Kenya failed to provide enough funding ... Read >
Author: nguyo safaris17th July 2008
What is a capsule hotel?
A capsule hotel can be described as a hotel system that provides densely populated accommodation which contains rooms of a relatively standardized size based on modular plastic or fibreglass sleeping quarters. Other than your own... Read >
11th July 2008
Kenya's safari rally, the once famous and popular world championship event has been fighting unsuccessfully to get back to its lost status. The Safari lost its place in the world rally series after the government of Kenya failed to provide enough funding ... Read >
Author: nguyo safaris27th June 2008
Instant decisions can sometimes be costly according to latest government advice. With the Summer upon us, and many looking forward to holidays and gap years, it is is timely to note that recent research into the 18-35 year old age group shows that 2 out ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis20th June 2008
As you are in Poland you will probably want to go on a Vodka tasting tour where you can learn about the history of Polish vodka, make new friends, and of course taste the vodkas. There are several companies out there who can source and organise these kind... Read >
Author: clickthrough10th June 2008
If you are visiting Switzerland / Austria next month, don in your national colors and march in with your fellow comrades, get ready for a massive war among fans in tiny Switzerland and Austria combine.
The famous Orange Army, French Crusader, Belgium R... Read >
Author: Ding Dong08th May 2008
Podcasting is a popular way to listen to the radio online or via MP3 players, but more businesses are adopting the medium as a way to drive sales and increase the bottom line.
A podcast is an audio or video service to which listeners and viewers subs... Read >
Author: pmcindoe02nd April 2008
Warbirds over Wanaka is an airshow held in Wanaka every 2 years. We attended it this year and this is our review of the event.
We always wanted to go to the Warbirds over Wanaka Airshow and this year the chance came. We had talked to a few people and t... Read >
Author: Glenn Bongartz31st March 2008
Coming off the sea at the end of Brighton Pier, and blasting its way through the air conditioning system of the Horatio Bar, a gale was blowing down the back of my neck.
Despite this, sitting wrapped in my coat as if about to leave, I listened with gre... Read >
19th January 2008
The historical port of Kyrenia was again this year awash with the colourful spectacle of the Eastern Mediterranean Yacht Rally. 17 different countries took part in the 18th Eastern Mediterranean Rally this year, which brought many captains to the country ... Read >
Author: Eric18th January 2008
Temperatures expected to reach a scorching 35°C will prove a real challenge for both participants and organisers of the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Equestrian events taking place in Hong Kong next August. Factor in high percentage humidity to t... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan24th July 2007
One of the most pleasurable parts of any conference or awards ceremony (for the attendees at least) is the hospitality that is laid on by the organisers. This may be simple, like a lunch buffet, or more lavish, such as a sit-down dinner or banquet to mark... Read >
Author: Mandy Chagger26th June 2007
Sailing's 2007 SuperYacht Cup, held off Palma de Mallorca, will be the most competitive for the yachts since the event began ten years ago.
With 40 entries so far, and another 20 possibles by the time the yachting weekend comes along, will ensure races... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th June 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 The College Of Public Speaking
MS Powerpoint is a mature product in a mature industry and yet still it is the most frequently misused application on the market.
Why is this?
Well, the mistake that most inexperienced users make ... Read >
Author: VINCESTEV15th May 2007
Reports indicate that the popularity of NRL in increasing steadily. Crowds are up 5% on last year to a whopping 17,640 per Monday night match. So what does this increase mean – apart from the organisers rubbing their hands in glee? Bigger crowds mean th... Read >
Author: Melanie14th May 2007
A trip to the sub-tropical paradise of Byron Bay in early August will be greatly enhanced by a visit to the 7th annual music festival held there over the first weekend. Yes, it's time for Splendour in the Grass again, with such rich offerings as Powderfin... Read >
Author: Melanie10th May 2007
Nokia, a world leader in the communication world has always made its presence with technology rich products. In the competitive mobile world, Nokia has delivered its best to the consumers all over the globe. Consumers also do rely on Nokia products. As co... Read >
Author: Bradley Ben05th April 2007
Pharmaceutical events such as meetings and conferences have a primarily educational function. While there is a need to incorporate hospitality into such events, especially those that extend over several hours or even days, the code of practice of the Ass... Read >
Author: Mandy Chagger04th April 2007
Pharma events serve a primarily educational purpose. They provide an environment in which pharmaceutical companies can share and convey information about such issues as clinical development, medical education and scientific research. Before pharma events ... Read >
Author: Mandy Chagger01st March 2007
Pharmaceutical sales meetings provide a forum through which companies can exchange and present information about a variety of matters relating to research, medical education and clinical development. While the provision of hospitality is a natural part of... Read >
Author: Mandy Chagger05th February 2007
When you attend an international teaching job fair you are in a completely manufactured environment. The organisers have brought together a large number of recruiters from international schools and teachers desiring to teach overseas, into what is usually... Read >
Author: Kelly Blackwell07th December 2006
When you consider that there may be 100 schools represented and 400 pre-screened candidates, your chances of securing a teaching position at an international school is high. Additionally, many of the top schools will only consider interviewing candidates ... Read >
Author: Kelly Blackwell12th August 2006
Behavioral economics is a new science that sheds light on some of our most important decisions. It is the study of how and why people make money-related choices. Here are some of the things the studies have shown thus far:
Decision Paralysis
One stu... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman03rd July 2006
The Euro millions prize has again rolled over to form another large jackpot, in what is now starting to become a predictably frequent event.
So what are your odds of winning such an unbelievable amount of money? Well I've heard before that the odds of ... Read >
Author: Justin Blasizza16th June 2006
"There is a difference between leadership and management. Leadership is of the spirit management is of the mind. Managers are necessary, but leaders are essential. We must find managers who are not only skilled organisers, but inspired and inspiring leade... Read >
Author: Jonathan Farrington16th February 2006
Gerald Fusil is a man who always puts his ideas into action and others follow. The founder of the Raid Gauloises, The world's first true expedition race is always on the lookout to expand the sport. The cost of competing in adventure racing has reached a ... Read >
Author: David Ogden02nd February 2006
You will be surprise on how the popularity of the game has rocketed the demand for Corporate golf gifts. This game also brought good opportunities for branding of the company. The market has since been seeking for innovative and personalized gifts to put ... Read >
Author: Stephen Ng
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