Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
    • About Us
      • About MEET® Magazines
    List My Business        Advertise
    MEET® Family of Publications
    • Home
    • Subscribe
    • Magazines
      • MEET® Missouri
      • MEET® Kansas
      • MEET® Med
    • Articles By Topic
    • Digital Flipbooks
    • MeetUp!
    • Upcoming Events
    ➤ Find Suppliers
    MEET® Family of Publications
    Home»Missouri Meetings & Events Issues»MM&E Summer 2019»Hammock Chats: Campsite Event Planning Within St. Louis County
    MM&E Summer 2019

    Hammock Chats: Campsite Event Planning Within St. Louis County

    The MEET® Family of PublicationsBy The MEET® Family of PublicationsJune 11, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    DSCN2447 scaled
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    [fsn_row][fsn_column width=”12″][fsn_text]

    By Olivia Orman

    As meeting and event planners, we spend a large portion of our career planning corporate events. When conceptualizing our visions, we often confine ourselves to conventional indoor settings with dim lights. Who ever said event planning had to be done at a nine-to-five office space?

    Ditch the desk and take your notebook to the great outdoors! Some planners may use the excuse, “I don’t have the time to take a three-hour-away weekend trip in Missouri” when in actuality, there are various state and county park campgrounds in St. Louis County to experience a disconnected and productive, outdoor escape. There may be a weak cell signal for a couple of days, but this will give planners the space they need to let their ideas flow effortlessly. The desk will still be there upon the return; go string up a hammock at one of these campsites, and start planning!

    Well, where do I go?

    Many individuals want to embrace alternative methods of planning, but they have no idea where to begin. Traveling west of St. Louis, a small variety of county and state parks provide spacious grounds where we can take our productivity outside. Determining our objectives is very important in deciding the ideal camping spot for our needs. If a planner wants to camp in an open area, Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park would be a suitable choice. But if another planner wants to camp in a more primitive, shaded setting, West Tyson County Park or Greensfelder Park would match their criteria.

    How will this excursion benefit my planning?

    Expanding our scenery and terrain, quite literally in the forest, unlocks a whole new spectrum of inspiration and ideas. Who knows what will emerge when we let our creativity and openness run free? This is the essence of hammock-planning. Look for more places to string up your hammock and let your creativity flow in upcoming issues of MM&E.

    MM&E

    Olivia Orman, olivia@pc40.com, is a contributing writer from St. Louis, Missouri. For more information, visit: www.cathurtic.com

    [/fsn_text][/fsn_column][/fsn_row]

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    Previous ArticleKop’s Corner: Pay or Else
    Next Article Food and Beverage: Summer Menu Ideas
    The MEET® Family of Publications
    • Website

    The MEET® Family of Publications produces regional and national publications that keep corporate, association, medical, education, independent, and religious meeting and event planners informed about relevant industry suppliers, news, tech innovations, and resources that impact and influence how and where they plan their upcoming company function(s).

    Related Posts

    How to Plan a Successful Digital Minimalism Retreat for Your Company

    March 5, 2023

    Event Podcasting: A Unique Marketing Tool to Promote Your Event

    February 10, 2023

    The Benefits of Mobile Event Apps

    February 3, 2023

    Comments are closed.

    For 20+ years, The MEETⓇ Family of Publications has produced regional and national magazines that has kept corporate, association, medical, education, independent, and religious meeting and event planners informed about relevant vendors, industry news, tech innovations, and resources that impact and influence how and where they plan their group business.

    Latest Industry Insights
    • U.S. Hotel Results for Week Ending March 4
    • Perseverance For Preservation
    • Play it Again, Missouri!
    • Should Hotels Continue to Worry About Airbnb?
    • Sites Without Price Fright
    Quick Links
    • Home
    • Subscribe
    • Upcoming Events
    Our Magazines
    • MEET® Missouri
    • MEET® Kansas
    • MEET® Med
    More Resources
    • Articles By Topic
    • Digital Flipbooks
    • Online Resource Directory
    © 2023 MEET® Family of Publications. All rights reserved. Website managed and developed by PC40

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.