Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market:
Infants and young adults represent the future of the events industry. Yet, until now, there has been little research in this important and growing sector. Events Management for the Infant and Youth Markettakes a comprehensive look at the unique challenges posed for planning and delivering events for...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Infants and young adults represent the future of the events industry. Yet, until now, there has been little research in this important and growing sector. Events Management for the Infant and Youth Markettakes a comprehensive look at the unique challenges posed for planning and delivering events for young people |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Study Background -- Methodological Approach -- Data Analysis and Results -- Mediterranean Games: Catalyst of Emotions and Sensations -- Positive Impacts: Bringing People and Visibility to the City -- Mediterranean Games: Motivating and Inspiring -- Mediterranean Games: Triggering new Knowledge -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- Key Findings -- Theoretical Contributions -- Managerial Contributions -- Limitations and Avenues of Research -- References -- 6. The Agency of Children and Young People in Sustainability Transitions: Eco-Spiritual Events on Hare Krishna Eco-Farms in ... -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Hare Krishna Eco-Tourism -- Bhaktivedenta Manor, Watford (London) -- Children and the Bhaktivedenta Manor -- Krishna Valley, Hungary -- Children and the Krishna Valley -- Discussion -- Cognitive and Experiential Learning -- Social Network(ing) -- Bolstering Children's Participation in Pro-Environmental Events -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- 7. Turning Winchester (UK) Into an Eventful Children City: Investigating the Creation of a Webtoon Festival -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Contextual Framework -- Methodology -- Results -- Discussion -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 1 (Consultation) -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 2 (Providing a Suitable Product or Service) -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 3 (Storytelling, Travel Writing and Branding Around Children) -- Save the Day, Place-Branding From Literary Travel Writing -- Shared Story Spaces to Build a Regional Brand -- Conclusion -- References -- Appendix 1: List of Events in Winchester -- Appendix 2: Events Which Are no Longer Running in Winchester -- 3 - Planning and Delivering Events: A Practical Guideline -- 8. 7 Steps to the Perfect Children's Event -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Purpose: Creating Events Children Want to Attend? | |
| 505 | 8 | |a So, What Should You Be Looking for? -- Event Briefs -- Designing and Programming Must Attend Children's Event -- Generating Event Design and Programming Ideas -- Design and Programming Ideas -- Engaging Children at Events -- Event Timings for Children's Events -- Evaluating Your Brainstormed Event Ideas -- Planning a Children's Event - Making It Happen -- Event Planning Team -- Event Project Planning -- The Money: Event Planning Budgets -- Revenue: Can You Make Any Money From Children's Events? -- Searching and Selecting the Right Contractors -- Planning a Safe Children's Event: General Safety Requirements for all Events -- Keeping Children Safe and Free From Harm: Specific Requirements -- Creches and Stay-and-Play Areas -- Event Specific Legislation for Children Performing at Events -- Places - Creating the Great Event Spaces -- Designing Your Event Site -- Promotion: How to Design Super Effective Event Promotional Campaigns -- Production: Delivering Your Event -- During Event Set-Up -- People - It's What Makes Successful Children's Events -- It's Show Time! -- Conclusion -- Sources of Information -- 9. Venue Considerations When Planning Child Centric Events -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Child-Centric Events -- Venue Requirements for Child-Centric Events -- Location, Access and Local Amenities -- Capacity and Flow -- Safeguarding -- Facilities, Catering, Decor and Theming -- Types of Event Venues -- Purpose-Built Venues -- Accommodation Providers -- Unique Venues -- Sporting Venues -- Academic Venues -- Conclusion -- References -- 10. Sports Events and Children: ReesLeisure Management Approach -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Aims and Target Audience -- Aims -- Event Messaging -- Supporting Parents -- Venue -- Event Management Plan -- Lost Child Policy -- Registration Systems -- Event Day Timings and Set-Up -- Marshal Support | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Suppliers, Contractors and Consultants -- Health and Safety -- Infrastructure -- Medical -- Event Control -- Sustainability -- Marketing Tactics -- Working With Schools -- Medal Discounts -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 - Case Studies -- 11. Children at Weddings: How to Manage Parents and Children Before, During and After the Wedding -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Child-Free Wedding -- Inviting Children and Including Them Fully -- What to Consider When Hiring a Childcare Company -- Deciding to Invite Children But Without Official Childcare -- Conclusion -- References -- 12. Creating Unique Workshops and Events for Children: The Case of Birdhouse Studio -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Birdhouse Studio -- The Format of Workshop Events -- The Relevance of Venue -- The Pros and Cons of Venue Type -- Using Your Own (Studio) Space -- Using School Classrooms -- At the Child's Home -- Using a Hired Venue -- Venue Hire Checklist -- Parents/Carers Will Compare Your Offering Directly With Previous Experiences -- Treat the Children like Mini Adults -- Manage the Time Really Closely -- Getting Around Early Finishers/Bored Children -- Wrapping Up -- It's Not the Children, It's the Parents! -- Make It Personal -- Conclusion -- References -- 13. Organising Events With Children With Disabilities at ANPRAS (Mauritius): Insights and Implications -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Status of Children Rights in Mauritius -- Insight on ANPRAS Activities -- Activities With Children With Disabilities at ANPRAS -- The Earth Hour and Earth Day Activities -- Raising Disability Awareness Through Events -- Conclusion -- References -- 14. A Kids TEDx? Handing Over the Microphone to Children to Bring Us All Inspiration, Learning and Wonder -- Abstract -- Introduction -- TEDx From a Practitioner Perspective -- TEDX and Children -- TEDx and Greta Thunberg | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Critical Review of the Organisation of TEDYouth -- Consideration of the Programing -- Conclusion -- Useful Sources -- Conclusion -- Index | |
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| contents | Cover -- Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market -- Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- About the Contributors -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Overview -- Structure of the Book -- References -- 1 - Events for Infants and Young Adults: Theoretical Frameworks -- 1. Children's Engagement in Event Tourism: A Conceptual Framework -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Framework Development -- Conclusion -- References -- 2. Childhood Family Events, Memories, Nostalgia and Sustainability Discourse: Conceptual and Theoretical Perspectives -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The Concept of Family Events -- Nostalgic Family Events, Childhood Memories and Sustainability Discourse: Conceptual Perspectives -- Family Events Management: Implications on Childhood Identity Development -- Eco-Socialisation of Childhood (Adapting Bronfenbrenner's (1992) Ecological Systems Theory Perspective) -- Conclusion -- References -- 3. Marketing Sustainable Events for Children -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Methodology -- What Is a Sustainable Event? -- Social Marketing -- Social Marketing and Events -- Marketing Sustainable Events for Children -- Conclusion -- References -- 2 - A Youth and Childism Perspective of Events -- 4. University Sustainability Career Information Events for Future Leaders -- Abstract -- Introduction -- SOAR Employability Framework to Inform Sustainability Career Information Events -- Analysis of University Career Pages -- Research Method -- Findings -- 'Fossil Free Careers' Fairs Campaign -- Conclusion -- References -- 5. How Children Experience Major Sports Events: Narratives of the Mediterranean Games, Oran, Algeria 2022 -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Sports Event Experience -- Children's Experience of a Sporting Event -- Methodology Study Background -- Methodological Approach -- Data Analysis and Results -- Mediterranean Games: Catalyst of Emotions and Sensations -- Positive Impacts: Bringing People and Visibility to the City -- Mediterranean Games: Motivating and Inspiring -- Mediterranean Games: Triggering new Knowledge -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- Key Findings -- Theoretical Contributions -- Managerial Contributions -- Limitations and Avenues of Research -- References -- 6. The Agency of Children and Young People in Sustainability Transitions: Eco-Spiritual Events on Hare Krishna Eco-Farms in ... -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Hare Krishna Eco-Tourism -- Bhaktivedenta Manor, Watford (London) -- Children and the Bhaktivedenta Manor -- Krishna Valley, Hungary -- Children and the Krishna Valley -- Discussion -- Cognitive and Experiential Learning -- Social Network(ing) -- Bolstering Children's Participation in Pro-Environmental Events -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- 7. Turning Winchester (UK) Into an Eventful Children City: Investigating the Creation of a Webtoon Festival -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Contextual Framework -- Methodology -- Results -- Discussion -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 1 (Consultation) -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 2 (Providing a Suitable Product or Service) -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 3 (Storytelling, Travel Writing and Branding Around Children) -- Save the Day, Place-Branding From Literary Travel Writing -- Shared Story Spaces to Build a Regional Brand -- Conclusion -- References -- Appendix 1: List of Events in Winchester -- Appendix 2: Events Which Are no Longer Running in Winchester -- 3 - Planning and Delivering Events: A Practical Guideline -- 8. 7 Steps to the Perfect Children's Event -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Purpose: Creating Events Children Want to Attend? So, What Should You Be Looking for? -- Event Briefs -- Designing and Programming Must Attend Children's Event -- Generating Event Design and Programming Ideas -- Design and Programming Ideas -- Engaging Children at Events -- Event Timings for Children's Events -- Evaluating Your Brainstormed Event Ideas -- Planning a Children's Event - Making It Happen -- Event Planning Team -- Event Project Planning -- The Money: Event Planning Budgets -- Revenue: Can You Make Any Money From Children's Events? -- Searching and Selecting the Right Contractors -- Planning a Safe Children's Event: General Safety Requirements for all Events -- Keeping Children Safe and Free From Harm: Specific Requirements -- Creches and Stay-and-Play Areas -- Event Specific Legislation for Children Performing at Events -- Places - Creating the Great Event Spaces -- Designing Your Event Site -- Promotion: How to Design Super Effective Event Promotional Campaigns -- Production: Delivering Your Event -- During Event Set-Up -- People - It's What Makes Successful Children's Events -- It's Show Time! -- Conclusion -- Sources of Information -- 9. Venue Considerations When Planning Child Centric Events -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Child-Centric Events -- Venue Requirements for Child-Centric Events -- Location, Access and Local Amenities -- Capacity and Flow -- Safeguarding -- Facilities, Catering, Decor and Theming -- Types of Event Venues -- Purpose-Built Venues -- Accommodation Providers -- Unique Venues -- Sporting Venues -- Academic Venues -- Conclusion -- References -- 10. Sports Events and Children: ReesLeisure Management Approach -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Aims and Target Audience -- Aims -- Event Messaging -- Supporting Parents -- Venue -- Event Management Plan -- Lost Child Policy -- Registration Systems -- Event Day Timings and Set-Up -- Marshal Support Suppliers, Contractors and Consultants -- Health and Safety -- Infrastructure -- Medical -- Event Control -- Sustainability -- Marketing Tactics -- Working With Schools -- Medal Discounts -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 - Case Studies -- 11. Children at Weddings: How to Manage Parents and Children Before, During and After the Wedding -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Child-Free Wedding -- Inviting Children and Including Them Fully -- What to Consider When Hiring a Childcare Company -- Deciding to Invite Children But Without Official Childcare -- Conclusion -- References -- 12. Creating Unique Workshops and Events for Children: The Case of Birdhouse Studio -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Birdhouse Studio -- The Format of Workshop Events -- The Relevance of Venue -- The Pros and Cons of Venue Type -- Using Your Own (Studio) Space -- Using School Classrooms -- At the Child's Home -- Using a Hired Venue -- Venue Hire Checklist -- Parents/Carers Will Compare Your Offering Directly With Previous Experiences -- Treat the Children like Mini Adults -- Manage the Time Really Closely -- Getting Around Early Finishers/Bored Children -- Wrapping Up -- It's Not the Children, It's the Parents! -- Make It Personal -- Conclusion -- References -- 13. Organising Events With Children With Disabilities at ANPRAS (Mauritius): Insights and Implications -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Status of Children Rights in Mauritius -- Insight on ANPRAS Activities -- Activities With Children With Disabilities at ANPRAS -- The Earth Hour and Earth Day Activities -- Raising Disability Awareness Through Events -- Conclusion -- References -- 14. A Kids TEDx? Handing Over the Microphone to Children to Bring Us All Inspiration, Learning and Wonder -- Abstract -- Introduction -- TEDx From a Practitioner Perspective -- TEDX and Children -- TEDx and Greta Thunberg Critical Review of the Organisation of TEDYouth -- Consideration of the Programing -- Conclusion -- Useful Sources -- Conclusion -- Index |
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| spelling | Seraphin, Hugues Verfasser aut Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market 1st ed Bingley Emerald Publishing Limited 2023 ©2023 1 Online-Ressource (249 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Cover -- Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market -- Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- About the Contributors -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Overview -- Structure of the Book -- References -- 1 - Events for Infants and Young Adults: Theoretical Frameworks -- 1. Children's Engagement in Event Tourism: A Conceptual Framework -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Framework Development -- Conclusion -- References -- 2. Childhood Family Events, Memories, Nostalgia and Sustainability Discourse: Conceptual and Theoretical Perspectives -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The Concept of Family Events -- Nostalgic Family Events, Childhood Memories and Sustainability Discourse: Conceptual Perspectives -- Family Events Management: Implications on Childhood Identity Development -- Eco-Socialisation of Childhood (Adapting Bronfenbrenner's (1992) Ecological Systems Theory Perspective) -- Conclusion -- References -- 3. Marketing Sustainable Events for Children -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Methodology -- What Is a Sustainable Event? -- Social Marketing -- Social Marketing and Events -- Marketing Sustainable Events for Children -- Conclusion -- References -- 2 - A Youth and Childism Perspective of Events -- 4. University Sustainability Career Information Events for Future Leaders -- Abstract -- Introduction -- SOAR Employability Framework to Inform Sustainability Career Information Events -- Analysis of University Career Pages -- Research Method -- Findings -- 'Fossil Free Careers' Fairs Campaign -- Conclusion -- References -- 5. How Children Experience Major Sports Events: Narratives of the Mediterranean Games, Oran, Algeria 2022 -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Sports Event Experience -- Children's Experience of a Sporting Event -- Methodology Study Background -- Methodological Approach -- Data Analysis and Results -- Mediterranean Games: Catalyst of Emotions and Sensations -- Positive Impacts: Bringing People and Visibility to the City -- Mediterranean Games: Motivating and Inspiring -- Mediterranean Games: Triggering new Knowledge -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- Key Findings -- Theoretical Contributions -- Managerial Contributions -- Limitations and Avenues of Research -- References -- 6. The Agency of Children and Young People in Sustainability Transitions: Eco-Spiritual Events on Hare Krishna Eco-Farms in ... -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Hare Krishna Eco-Tourism -- Bhaktivedenta Manor, Watford (London) -- Children and the Bhaktivedenta Manor -- Krishna Valley, Hungary -- Children and the Krishna Valley -- Discussion -- Cognitive and Experiential Learning -- Social Network(ing) -- Bolstering Children's Participation in Pro-Environmental Events -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- 7. Turning Winchester (UK) Into an Eventful Children City: Investigating the Creation of a Webtoon Festival -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Contextual Framework -- Methodology -- Results -- Discussion -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 1 (Consultation) -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 2 (Providing a Suitable Product or Service) -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 3 (Storytelling, Travel Writing and Branding Around Children) -- Save the Day, Place-Branding From Literary Travel Writing -- Shared Story Spaces to Build a Regional Brand -- Conclusion -- References -- Appendix 1: List of Events in Winchester -- Appendix 2: Events Which Are no Longer Running in Winchester -- 3 - Planning and Delivering Events: A Practical Guideline -- 8. 7 Steps to the Perfect Children's Event -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Purpose: Creating Events Children Want to Attend? So, What Should You Be Looking for? -- Event Briefs -- Designing and Programming Must Attend Children's Event -- Generating Event Design and Programming Ideas -- Design and Programming Ideas -- Engaging Children at Events -- Event Timings for Children's Events -- Evaluating Your Brainstormed Event Ideas -- Planning a Children's Event - Making It Happen -- Event Planning Team -- Event Project Planning -- The Money: Event Planning Budgets -- Revenue: Can You Make Any Money From Children's Events? -- Searching and Selecting the Right Contractors -- Planning a Safe Children's Event: General Safety Requirements for all Events -- Keeping Children Safe and Free From Harm: Specific Requirements -- Creches and Stay-and-Play Areas -- Event Specific Legislation for Children Performing at Events -- Places - Creating the Great Event Spaces -- Designing Your Event Site -- Promotion: How to Design Super Effective Event Promotional Campaigns -- Production: Delivering Your Event -- During Event Set-Up -- People - It's What Makes Successful Children's Events -- It's Show Time! -- Conclusion -- Sources of Information -- 9. Venue Considerations When Planning Child Centric Events -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Child-Centric Events -- Venue Requirements for Child-Centric Events -- Location, Access and Local Amenities -- Capacity and Flow -- Safeguarding -- Facilities, Catering, Decor and Theming -- Types of Event Venues -- Purpose-Built Venues -- Accommodation Providers -- Unique Venues -- Sporting Venues -- Academic Venues -- Conclusion -- References -- 10. Sports Events and Children: ReesLeisure Management Approach -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Aims and Target Audience -- Aims -- Event Messaging -- Supporting Parents -- Venue -- Event Management Plan -- Lost Child Policy -- Registration Systems -- Event Day Timings and Set-Up -- Marshal Support Suppliers, Contractors and Consultants -- Health and Safety -- Infrastructure -- Medical -- Event Control -- Sustainability -- Marketing Tactics -- Working With Schools -- Medal Discounts -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 - Case Studies -- 11. Children at Weddings: How to Manage Parents and Children Before, During and After the Wedding -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Child-Free Wedding -- Inviting Children and Including Them Fully -- What to Consider When Hiring a Childcare Company -- Deciding to Invite Children But Without Official Childcare -- Conclusion -- References -- 12. Creating Unique Workshops and Events for Children: The Case of Birdhouse Studio -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Birdhouse Studio -- The Format of Workshop Events -- The Relevance of Venue -- The Pros and Cons of Venue Type -- Using Your Own (Studio) Space -- Using School Classrooms -- At the Child's Home -- Using a Hired Venue -- Venue Hire Checklist -- Parents/Carers Will Compare Your Offering Directly With Previous Experiences -- Treat the Children like Mini Adults -- Manage the Time Really Closely -- Getting Around Early Finishers/Bored Children -- Wrapping Up -- It's Not the Children, It's the Parents! -- Make It Personal -- Conclusion -- References -- 13. Organising Events With Children With Disabilities at ANPRAS (Mauritius): Insights and Implications -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Status of Children Rights in Mauritius -- Insight on ANPRAS Activities -- Activities With Children With Disabilities at ANPRAS -- The Earth Hour and Earth Day Activities -- Raising Disability Awareness Through Events -- Conclusion -- References -- 14. A Kids TEDx? Handing Over the Microphone to Children to Bring Us All Inspiration, Learning and Wonder -- Abstract -- Introduction -- TEDx From a Practitioner Perspective -- TEDX and Children -- TEDx and Greta Thunberg Critical Review of the Organisation of TEDYouth -- Consideration of the Programing -- Conclusion -- Useful Sources -- Conclusion -- Index Infants and young adults represent the future of the events industry. Yet, until now, there has been little research in this important and growing sector. Events Management for the Infant and Youth Markettakes a comprehensive look at the unique challenges posed for planning and delivering events for young people Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Seraphin, Hugues Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market Bingley : Emerald Publishing Limited,c2023 9781804556917 |
| spellingShingle | Seraphin, Hugues Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market Cover -- Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market -- Events Management for the Infant and Youth Market -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- About the Contributors -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Overview -- Structure of the Book -- References -- 1 - Events for Infants and Young Adults: Theoretical Frameworks -- 1. Children's Engagement in Event Tourism: A Conceptual Framework -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Framework Development -- Conclusion -- References -- 2. Childhood Family Events, Memories, Nostalgia and Sustainability Discourse: Conceptual and Theoretical Perspectives -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The Concept of Family Events -- Nostalgic Family Events, Childhood Memories and Sustainability Discourse: Conceptual Perspectives -- Family Events Management: Implications on Childhood Identity Development -- Eco-Socialisation of Childhood (Adapting Bronfenbrenner's (1992) Ecological Systems Theory Perspective) -- Conclusion -- References -- 3. Marketing Sustainable Events for Children -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Methodology -- What Is a Sustainable Event? -- Social Marketing -- Social Marketing and Events -- Marketing Sustainable Events for Children -- Conclusion -- References -- 2 - A Youth and Childism Perspective of Events -- 4. University Sustainability Career Information Events for Future Leaders -- Abstract -- Introduction -- SOAR Employability Framework to Inform Sustainability Career Information Events -- Analysis of University Career Pages -- Research Method -- Findings -- 'Fossil Free Careers' Fairs Campaign -- Conclusion -- References -- 5. How Children Experience Major Sports Events: Narratives of the Mediterranean Games, Oran, Algeria 2022 -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Sports Event Experience -- Children's Experience of a Sporting Event -- Methodology Study Background -- Methodological Approach -- Data Analysis and Results -- Mediterranean Games: Catalyst of Emotions and Sensations -- Positive Impacts: Bringing People and Visibility to the City -- Mediterranean Games: Motivating and Inspiring -- Mediterranean Games: Triggering new Knowledge -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- Key Findings -- Theoretical Contributions -- Managerial Contributions -- Limitations and Avenues of Research -- References -- 6. The Agency of Children and Young People in Sustainability Transitions: Eco-Spiritual Events on Hare Krishna Eco-Farms in ... -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Hare Krishna Eco-Tourism -- Bhaktivedenta Manor, Watford (London) -- Children and the Bhaktivedenta Manor -- Krishna Valley, Hungary -- Children and the Krishna Valley -- Discussion -- Cognitive and Experiential Learning -- Social Network(ing) -- Bolstering Children's Participation in Pro-Environmental Events -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- 7. Turning Winchester (UK) Into an Eventful Children City: Investigating the Creation of a Webtoon Festival -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Contextual Framework -- Methodology -- Results -- Discussion -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 1 (Consultation) -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 2 (Providing a Suitable Product or Service) -- Winchester as an Eventful City: Step 3 (Storytelling, Travel Writing and Branding Around Children) -- Save the Day, Place-Branding From Literary Travel Writing -- Shared Story Spaces to Build a Regional Brand -- Conclusion -- References -- Appendix 1: List of Events in Winchester -- Appendix 2: Events Which Are no Longer Running in Winchester -- 3 - Planning and Delivering Events: A Practical Guideline -- 8. 7 Steps to the Perfect Children's Event -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Purpose: Creating Events Children Want to Attend? So, What Should You Be Looking for? -- Event Briefs -- Designing and Programming Must Attend Children's Event -- Generating Event Design and Programming Ideas -- Design and Programming Ideas -- Engaging Children at Events -- Event Timings for Children's Events -- Evaluating Your Brainstormed Event Ideas -- Planning a Children's Event - Making It Happen -- Event Planning Team -- Event Project Planning -- The Money: Event Planning Budgets -- Revenue: Can You Make Any Money From Children's Events? -- Searching and Selecting the Right Contractors -- Planning a Safe Children's Event: General Safety Requirements for all Events -- Keeping Children Safe and Free From Harm: Specific Requirements -- Creches and Stay-and-Play Areas -- Event Specific Legislation for Children Performing at Events -- Places - Creating the Great Event Spaces -- Designing Your Event Site -- Promotion: How to Design Super Effective Event Promotional Campaigns -- Production: Delivering Your Event -- During Event Set-Up -- People - It's What Makes Successful Children's Events -- It's Show Time! -- Conclusion -- Sources of Information -- 9. Venue Considerations When Planning Child Centric Events -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Child-Centric Events -- Venue Requirements for Child-Centric Events -- Location, Access and Local Amenities -- Capacity and Flow -- Safeguarding -- Facilities, Catering, Decor and Theming -- Types of Event Venues -- Purpose-Built Venues -- Accommodation Providers -- Unique Venues -- Sporting Venues -- Academic Venues -- Conclusion -- References -- 10. Sports Events and Children: ReesLeisure Management Approach -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Aims and Target Audience -- Aims -- Event Messaging -- Supporting Parents -- Venue -- Event Management Plan -- Lost Child Policy -- Registration Systems -- Event Day Timings and Set-Up -- Marshal Support Suppliers, Contractors and Consultants -- Health and Safety -- Infrastructure -- Medical -- Event Control -- Sustainability -- Marketing Tactics -- Working With Schools -- Medal Discounts -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 - Case Studies -- 11. Children at Weddings: How to Manage Parents and Children Before, During and After the Wedding -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Child-Free Wedding -- Inviting Children and Including Them Fully -- What to Consider When Hiring a Childcare Company -- Deciding to Invite Children But Without Official Childcare -- Conclusion -- References -- 12. Creating Unique Workshops and Events for Children: The Case of Birdhouse Studio -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Birdhouse Studio -- The Format of Workshop Events -- The Relevance of Venue -- The Pros and Cons of Venue Type -- Using Your Own (Studio) Space -- Using School Classrooms -- At the Child's Home -- Using a Hired Venue -- Venue Hire Checklist -- Parents/Carers Will Compare Your Offering Directly With Previous Experiences -- Treat the Children like Mini Adults -- Manage the Time Really Closely -- Getting Around Early Finishers/Bored Children -- Wrapping Up -- It's Not the Children, It's the Parents! -- Make It Personal -- Conclusion -- References -- 13. Organising Events With Children With Disabilities at ANPRAS (Mauritius): Insights and Implications -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Status of Children Rights in Mauritius -- Insight on ANPRAS Activities -- Activities With Children With Disabilities at ANPRAS -- The Earth Hour and Earth Day Activities -- Raising Disability Awareness Through Events -- Conclusion -- References -- 14. A Kids TEDx? Handing Over the Microphone to Children to Bring Us All Inspiration, Learning and Wonder -- Abstract -- Introduction -- TEDx From a Practitioner Perspective -- TEDX and Children -- TEDx and Greta Thunberg Critical Review of the Organisation of TEDYouth -- Consideration of the Programing -- Conclusion -- Useful Sources -- Conclusion -- Index |
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