If a business is considering putting on a conference or a similar
type of business event, one of the most important decisions it will come
across will be in choosing the right venue for the event. Possible
components could include the number of potential people attending in
addition to budget available, although one of the main factors involved
will be in deciding on the size of the conference venue - will they be
requiring a small or large venue? What differences will there be?
Contemplating a smaller conference venue? A business might wish to consider it if:
They would like their event to have a feeling of intimacy: On the face of it, a smaller venue may seem inferior to a larger conference venue, but it absolutely depends on how you utilise the space available to you (as they say: size doesn't matter)! While a particularly large venue should be able to fit more attendees, a smaller venue will give a more intimate ambience: a large seminar group perhaps, rather than a lecture or a presentation. Depending on the topic of the conference and the agenda for the day, a smaller, intimate venue might be ideal for your requirements.
They want an air of exclusivity at the event: In a similar vein to intimacy (see above), there's also an air of exclusivity with smaller venues. After all, only so many people have been asked to come and only a number of can be there, if there's only so much room available. This will help people who do attend to feel really special, really lucky, special, very lucky, and extremely honoured to be there in person.
Contemplating a smaller conference venue? A business might wish to consider it if:
They would like their event to have a feeling of intimacy: On the face of it, a smaller venue may seem inferior to a larger conference venue, but it absolutely depends on how you utilise the space available to you (as they say: size doesn't matter)! While a particularly large venue should be able to fit more attendees, a smaller venue will give a more intimate ambience: a large seminar group perhaps, rather than a lecture or a presentation. Depending on the topic of the conference and the agenda for the day, a smaller, intimate venue might be ideal for your requirements.
They want an air of exclusivity at the event: In a similar vein to intimacy (see above), there's also an air of exclusivity with smaller venues. After all, only so many people have been asked to come and only a number of can be there, if there's only so much room available. This will help people who do attend to feel really special, really lucky, special, very lucky, and extremely honoured to be there in person.