What is the industry practice for setting the fairs to the destinations they service?
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(m)\n\nThe pricing on tickets is determined completely by the airlines." The URL adds that prices are based on the number of travellers on an aircraft and the cost of operating the aircraft. "Airlines offer various different fare (price) levels on each aircraft/flight."
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Hers are a list of things to do.\n\nFirst of all you must have the right location.\n \nYou must do your research in order to determine your target market and how to satisfy them. \n\nCreate an image for your store and advertise using the media type that will appeal to your target audience. \n\nDon't forget the merchandising aspect, visibility and appeal.\n\nGet continuous feedback from your customers to determine if they are satisfied and make adjustments here necessary.\n\nAll the best!
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The trick is to set up distinct areas, sort of like outdoor "rooms".\n\nWill you have a tent for the reception?  Set it up where you will have your backs to it for the ceremony so it isn't in the background.  This will make it clear where to go after the ceremony.\n\n Use a wedding arch to attract attention to the "altar".\n\nUse your program to guide guests after the ceremony-"You are welcome to mingle in the flower garden with drinks" for example--this gives you an escape to have photos taken while they are distracted (go where they can't walk over...it makes it a pain in the butt when they do and the photog is trying to work!)\n\n Bring "indoor" elements outside--plaster pedestals (find at Michaels or Hobby Lobby) can mark the aisle and you can put arrangements on top.  Use easels with elegant signs (maybe large photos of you) to direct traffic.\n\nYou can often rent small tents and even gazebos.  I've also seen people make backdrops out of silky fabric draped between two tall sheppherd's hooks.\n\nFor the reception, spreading the tables out with luminaries illuminating the path in between them would be romantic if it is a nice evening.  Use lots of candles!\n\nHang paper lanterns from the trees in certain areas to guide people to those areas after dark (we did this and it was lovely)\n\nMake sure you have "bouncers".  I can see potential problems with wedding crashers.\n\nAlso, be sure to clear parking arrangements and noise management with the neighbors-nobody wants the cops busting their wedding!  I've heard of people who paid for neighbors to stay in a hotel for the night so they aren't bothered.
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my guess would be travel agent.  you would probably be traveling alot in order to get first hand knowledge of different places to be able to better serve your clients.
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If the purpose is to obtain clients, do something that a) gets thier interest/attention - think outside of the box. just ask " why would they notice me as supposed to any other event planner?"  I would probably research current themes and trends in the industry and structure your event around it  b) even though you are putting this event on for business purposes, make sure that things (including your interaction) are personable enough that they basically like the person behind it. People buy from people they like without a doubt. So even if you aren't the best, or the cheapest, or the biggest ...if you are the one people like and can relate to, you'll do good :)\n\nGood luck with your event
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Yes, techniques of managing visitors,\n\nNot just at home, but at office/institutions and even countries.\n\neg.. tourism..
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YEP! They like the extra "show"......Just contact the director of the activities, or the place hosting the sport and make arrangements with them! You can usually find the info on the racing sites on who to contact. Better to call and actually speak with a person though, and make sure you take names!
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try looking under county fair schedules
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move tickets\ngift cards for their favorite restaurant, bookstore, game store.
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A couple different ways I can think of.\n\nFirst, you could start a new LLC and just use the same name; e.g., if it's XYZ Event Planning, organize XYZ Travel Agency.  Ownership of the new LLC would mirror that of the event planning business.\n\nSecond, don't start a new LLC, just run the travel agency as a separate division from event planning (separate financials, although you'd only file one tax return for the business).
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I am unsure of your area but here is a website that lists all computer fairs that coming up and you can choose the area or town and it finds the event for you.\n\nhttp://www.computerfairs.com/cgi-bin/cfi?M=1&R=2
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Oh yes, there are many. Most, but not all states have a big one that runs multiple weekends. Also there tend to be smaller fairs that run one to three weekends that are hosted by cities, groups, or private owners. \n\nSome that come to mind: \nSterling in New York\nSilver Leaf in Michigan\nUpper Great Lakes Renassance Fair in Ironwood\nMaryland Renassance Fair in Crownsville\nPennsylvania Ren Fair\nHolly\nGrand Valley used to have one, not sure if it is still going. \n\nThere are lots of sites online about Ren Fairs and also several publications. \n\nHave fun.
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look in yahoo news, granma or search for expocuba, agricultural fAIR ON THE WEB
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Some of the internet companies like expedia.com, travelocity.com, orbitz.com & amusementpark.com have cheeper tickets.
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I'm not sure where Erie is, but there are a few shows in PA listed at:\n\nhttp://www.bridaltradeshows.com/shows.html\nhttp://www.elegantbridal.com/ebp_v3/shows/showlist.asp\nhttp://www.njwedding.com/default.cfm
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amusement parks\nmuseums\nzoo\nbeach\nhiking\nroller blading\nbiking\nconcerts\npicnic
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I always paid for (mfg) reps to travel to us and for accomodation.  If you're any good at all, asking you to pay is absurd and not practice in any industry that I know of.  \n\nIn case it comes up, paying for sample sets is a different story, there it's common for reps to pay all or part of (at cost typically).  That helps keep reps from taking samples for personal use or sale and never pitching the product.