Elizabeth Manhanga

Elizabeth Manhanga is a BSc Triple Major graduate from the University of Pretoria as well as a part-time content creator for Thymebase. When she isn’t creating content and writing, she spends her time cooking scrumptious meals and going on adventures in the outdoors.

Event Planner Burn-Out

“Help! I’m Overwhelmed.” How To Avoid Event Planner Burn-Out

Event planner burn-out is one of the main reasons talented planners leave the industry. Here are the signs you’re approaching exhaustion. As an event planner, you are responsible for every aspect of the planning of the event. Among your list of responsibilities, you narrow down venue options, determine the event budget, arrange services, and most importantly, …

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Marketing Your Event Business At Local Markets

Marketing Your Event Business At Local Markets

Is there a space for event pros at farmers markets, flea markets, craft fairs, and other similar local markets?  We think yes. These local markets offer exposure to a new audience, networking opportunities, and inspiration. Here’s why.  The Entrepreneurial Spirit Centuries ago, in my junior school days, there was always a buzz of excitement leading …

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How Event Pros Can Manage Stress With Emotional Intelligence

How Event Pros Can Manage Stress With Emotional Intelligence

Emotional intelligence is a critical characteristic of event professionals who are stress-resilient, adaptable, and in control of any situation. Imagine that you have taken time off your busy schedule and you are having a relaxed day indoors. Your attire is aligned with the mood of the day when suddenly, the doorbell rings. You were not …

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Guest Experience

Guest Experience: A Little Detail Goes A Long Way

Whether you are planning an exquisite event or simply want to bring people together, the details matter when it comes to guest experience. As a Front House Manager, the caliber of my experience was enhanced by the seemingly minor details.  Different events will require unique style and elegance. In some instances, old ideas need a …

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