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The face2face MeetingsNet blog is an eclectic mix of news about meetings and events, hospitality, and business travel, along with helpful hints and the occasional rant.

Creativity in a can of coffee beans
Creativity in a can of coffee beans
Nov 06, 2005
How does your sense of creativity work? Do you think more from your right brain, your left brain, or do you just think the whole idea is a no-brainer? Take this little test to find out...
An idea for long-winded presenters
An idea for long-winded presenters
Nov 06, 2005
If your session presenters tend to go over their allotted time, here's an idea that might help: A clock you can fasten to the whiteboard. It draws the hour as it goes in dry-erase pen, and just might keep things running on time. Plus, it's just...
Cruise ship sounds off on pirates
Nov 06, 2005
When pirates in little speedboats tried to attack Carnival's 10,000-ton Seabourn Spirit off the coast of Somalia with a grenade launcher and machine guns, they were the ones to get the surprise: The ship's crew blasted back with a sonic blaster...
Ryanair betting on free flights
Nov 06, 2005
Ireland''s low-cost Ryanair airline is betting that in-flight gambling and other services will be lucrative enough that they won't have to charge passengers for flights in a few years. (Link to TravelMole story, free reg. req'd.) ...
Corbin Ball's pet hotel peeves
Nov 06, 2005
Tech guru Corbin Ball, who travels the world speaking about meeting technology, has collected his favorite pet peeves about hotels. And he's inviting you all to add to his list. I know you want to...go for it.
Great Scott, redux
Nov 05, 2005
Remember about a year or so ago when I told you about Scott Ginsberg, the guy who hadn't taken off his nametag in four years? Now he's gone one step further and actually gotten one gotten a nametag tattoo on his chest. Wow, talk about dedication...
Women are a better meeting bargain than men
Nov 01, 2005
At least in the U.K., it sounds like men could save their organizations some money by emulating their female colleagues in their meeting-going habits, according to a Net4Now article on research from BT Conferencing. Men travel further (64 percent...
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