Sustainability

From reducing carbon footprints to sourcing eco-friendly materials, sustainability is at the heart of the conversation. At Skift Meetings, we explore the best practices and innovative solutions for creating greener events that make a lasting impact—both for your attendees and the planet.

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In this section, you’ll find:

  • Stories and case studies showcasing successful sustainable events.
  • Tips on reducing your event’s carbon footprint, from transportation to waste management.
  • Sustainable venue and supplier recommendations for eco-conscious planners.
  • Industry innovations that are pushing the boundaries of sustainability in events.

By incorporating sustainability into your event strategy, you can enhance attendee experiences while contributing to a healthier planet. Whether you're planning small meetings or large conferences, we’ve got the resources you need to make your events more sustainable.

Explore the latest sustainability stories and learn how to create greener events today.

The Super Bowl in Phoenix, a mega-event city
Destinations

4 Ways to Attract Attendees With a Buzzworthy Destination

With competition for in-person events increasing, it's never been more vital to get your marketing campaign right. One surefire way to amplify your event buzz is by choosing a trending destination, such as Phoenix — soon to be host of the 2023 Super Bowl. Here are four ways this "it" factor can make your attendance numbers go the extra mile.
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Sustainability

30 CSR Ideas for Your Events

Current staff shortages make it more important than ever to keep employees happy in the workplace. Corporate Social Responsibility programs (CSR) have the potential to improve connection between team members and show that companies want to make a difference, and not just make a profit.
Miguel Neves |
smoke coming out of factory photo
Sustainability

Can New Carbon Guidelines Really Transform Events?

The UN-backed Race to Zero campaign has updated its inclusion criteria to ensure members reduce and ultimately end all support for unabated fossil fuels. With organizations setting ambitious carbon reduction targets for their business travel and the purchasing of goods and services, there could be a significant impact on events.
Miguel Neves |