S1.5 Large Group Events with Frederick Sabino

My guest today is a super star planner and organizer when it comes to planning medium to large group events. These events involve planning an annual winter lodge with 25+ people to a simple getaway with friends. My guest and I are in a social group where most of the time he plans our traditional lodges and overseas getaways. My guest today, Fred(erick) Sabino.

Topics and Notes:

1. Having "Friends of Friends" to come may not be the best thing to have when it comes to planning events. 
2. Using Group chat polling tools such  FB poll or Discord Polls.
3. How to handling different voices coming in.
4. How to delegation of different tasks.
5. Payment collection in large groups.
6. Handling cleaning/checkout during rental places.
7. How different age groups manage.
8. Planning Becomes Easier when you want to involve the things you want to do.
9. Cheap times to buy airline tickets is Tuesday around 3 pm.
10. Use AirBnb 16 person rental and Homeaway (Now Vrbo) for 16+
11. Utilizing Reddit Travel
12. Lonely Planet
13. Fun part when it comes to planning
14. Getting the money together
15. Challenges of getting a response
16. Understand why some property renters only rent to groups 25 and older
17. Planning events in 2020 to 2021: Play it by ear
18. Pay for flexible cancellation with COVID 19

Season Closing Notes
Well that’s it for the season. I have to say making this was not easy, but it was a lot of fun. The next season should be in production by next Spring! So keep an eye out on Social Media.

As you’ve probably been listening to this and the past episodes, you can see there is a lot of audio experimentation. I’m hoping to have it nailed down by next season..

I really want to say thank you to all my guests this season (Guest in Episode Order):

1. Kevin Lugtu
2. Lorelie Alejo
3. John Salvador
4. Melvin Matias
5. Fred Sabino

I also want to thank my lovely fiancee, Johnna, for supporting me with each recording. And lastly I want to thank you, the listener. I know there’s a lot of choices you have out there, but it means a lot to me for you to listen.

2020 has been rough for many people, but I hope you and your loved ones are safe and happy this Holiday Season. This is Josh V signing out for the year and hope you hear from you in 2021.