These are challenging times. Particularly for corporate leaders who are charged with doing more with less, while building relationships and expanding market share. Many organizations are harnessing the power of face-to-face meetings in Orlando to get back on track and focus on future success. Why? Meetings in Orlando are more productive. It's where partnerships are forged. Ideas are generated. And deals are closed.
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The ROI on corporate meetings is impressive: For every dollar spent on business travel, companies benefit an average of $12.50 in increased revenue and $3.80 in new profits. That’s a pretty compelling case to support face-to-face meetings.
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The number of 2011 meetings being planned by companies will increase 8% over last year, according to 459 meeting professionals responding to the FutureWatch 2011 survey. In addition, 18% of respondents expect a significant budget increase this year; 39% foresee a slight increase. Is your company at a disadvantage?
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According to data projections from the U.S. Travel Association, nearly 56 million international travelers visited the United States during 2010. And an increasingly larger share attended a business meeting, tradeshow, exhibition or convention. In addition, due to the multiple advantages that a diverse audience provides, international participants have become a prized target market for many large events and tradeshows.
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