Events · Marketing · Recreation
Notes on events, marketing and recreation.
Articles for organizers, brands and destinations, written by someone who works on events.
Event Management Sustainable Events Without the Greenwashing Read the article Where I work
Agency side, client side, an industry association and a university advisory board.
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- Choro Grup – Avcıoğlu A.Ş.Board Member
- Flex EventCo-founder
- Tourism Research Center, Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli UniversityAdvisory Board
- I-MICEEducation Commission · Board 2019–2023
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- Global Tourism ForumDirector of Operations
- INFLOW NetworkDirector of Operations
- Young Tourism Professionals AssociationGeneral President for Universities
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All articles (20)Sustainable Events Without the Greenwashing
What makes sustainable events real is settled in the venue contract and the catering count, long before the eco tote bag. A field view.
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What Is Event Technology, and What Is Worth Paying For
Event technology means the tools that plan, run and measure an event. Which ones remove a problem guests would notice, and which only decorate a proposal.
How to Make Virtual Events More Engaging Without More Features
What makes virtual events engaging is rarely a feature: a reason to be live, a host talking to the screen, questions actually answered.
What Is a Hybrid Event, Really? What Stayed After the Pandemic
Most hybrid events since the pandemic have been a camera at the back of the hall. When a real online audience is worth the cost, and when it is not.
Tourism Trends for 2027: What Is Already Moving in the Field
Tourism trends for 2027 already sit in hotel calendars and contracts: shoulder months, late decisions, days outside the resort, certificates.
Event Industry Trends for 2027: What This Year's Briefs Already Show
Later briefs, results questions in the first meeting, AI in the back office, scarce crews: event industry trends for 2027, read from this year's paperwork.
The Post-Event Debrief Nobody Schedules
Waiting for things to calm down is how lessons get lost. When to hold a post-event debrief, who belongs in it and what to leave next year's team.