A checklist from Travel GHR

    The Corporate Event Travel Checklist

    A practical guide to the details behind every attendee, from the first list of names to the thank-you notes afterward.

    • Eight sections that follow the work in the order it usually unfolds.
    • Attendee data, arrivals and ground transport, room blocks, catering counts and dietary needs, badges, and onsite contingencies.
    • Written by Nicci Grotefendt, a corporate event travel advisor and tour operator in Edwardsville, Illinois.
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    At a glance

    The Corporate Event Travel Checklist is a four page guide for people who organize business events. It covers eight areas: attendee information, flights and ground transport, room blocks and the venue, meals and catering, badges and credentials, communicating with each attendee, onsite contingencies, and the follow-up after the event. A corporate event travel advisor manages every logistical layer of a business event, flights, transfers, accommodations, meals, and communication, for every individual attendee, not just the group as a whole. This checklist was written by Nicci Grotefendt of Travel GHR, based in Edwardsville, Illinois.

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    What is the Corporate Event Travel Checklist?

    A four page PDF that walks through the details of a corporate event in the order the work usually unfolds, from the first attendee list to the thank-you notes afterward.

    Who is it for?

    Business owners, executives, and event organizers who plan or attend corporate events and want each attendee's journey considered individually.

    What does it cover?

    Eight sections: attendee information, flights and ground transport, room blocks and the venue, meals and catering, badges and credentials, communicating with each attendee, onsite contingencies, and after the event. It also includes a suggested rhythm for the planning period.

    Who wrote it?

    Nicci Grotefendt of Travel GHR, a corporate event travel advisor and tour operator in Edwardsville, Illinois, with more than 15 years in hospitality, from the hotel front desk to general manager. She is a CLIA member, an ASTA member, a Travel Leaders Network member, and a Marriott preferred agency.

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