Hosting Safer In-person Events In The Age Of Coronavirus The year 2020 has been a rollercoaster ride for the events industry. After months of widespread closures across the globe, several organisations switched to virtual formats, utilising adaptability as a
Event bookings show a huge spike post recovery roadmap announcement by the Prime Minister Venues in the UK have witnessed a nearly 300% increase in event enquiries since the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced conditional plans to permit all events to return from 21
Event Industry Employees stay because they prefer Purpose over Pay Last year was difficult. We witnessed a lot of changes in our routine especially along the professional side of life. Most of us are working in a new-age virtual environment,
Event Industry In-person events to return in 2021 after PM gives nod to their prospect We are now beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel, as the prospect of in-person experiences is becoming more viable . It was on 22 February, when
Code of Ethics & Conduct: Why organisations shouldn’t just talk the talk but walk the talk Organisations that follow a strict Code of Ethics symbolise professionalism and foster both healthy external & internal relations
Must read UK event industry campaigns join hands for synchronised communication to raise better awareness Organisers of the several event industry campaigns which include #WeMakeEvents, #WeCreateExperiences, and #LetTheMusicPlay in the UK , have joined hands to ensure stronger alignment and more effective communication in fighting for
Event Industry EIA’s Open-Letter Proposal to Prime Minister and Chancellor With an aim to urge the UK government to roll out a support-package for the badly battered event industry in the country, The EIA (Event Industry Alliance), consisting ESSA (Event
Event Industry Germany Allows Entry for International Business and Trade Fair Travellers In an optimistic and well-thought out move, The Ministry of the Interior, Germany has designated travel for business events to the ‘essential’ category. The revised travel rules and guidelines propose
