Workplace celebration ideas are cropping up in conversation left, right and centre, with Christmas just around the corner. But I’m spotting a broader shift when I look closely at the enquiries landing on my desk. Workplace celebrations are changing well beyond December. And corporate bookers are desperate for fresh workplace celebration ideas. A prime example of this is planning a corporate event calendar across the year, instead of one mega annual party. This might includ

Event ROI circa 2026-27 is no longer in the bag just because the feedback forms are full of praise and nobody got lost on the way to the venue. What about the uncomfortable moment six weeks later, when your finance director asks what the business got for its money, and the room goes silent. Sound familiar? A recent M & IT article Why live experiences must deliver business outcomes, not just impressions sums it up: “As budgets come under greater scrutiny and marketing de

Still on the lookout for Christmas party ideas for the 2026 work do, while desperately trying to avoid paper hats, dry turkey and a cheesy DJ? We hear you. We've all been there, after all. And we can’t hear anybody exactly begging for a sequel. Prestige Event Magazine’s recent article Forget the Festive Free-for-All: The New Corporate Christmas Party Trends for 2026 makes a very good point: “Perhaps the biggest shift is that companies are looking to create Christmas celebra