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A recent EMEA survey among event industry professionals indicates there is an appetite to return to face-to-face events in Autumn 2021 — particularly if there is a hybrid component.
As gatherings move indoors during the winter months, MIT researchers have created a tool that helps people determine the risk of COVID-19 transmission based on a number of factors.
Held last month in Sydney, PCMA’s Convening Asia Pacific: Global Recovery Forum provides a few lessons in hybrid event experience design that prioritize safety for in-person attendees and interactivity for digital participants.
Try your hand at this simulation, part of a weeks-long conference that was designed to demonstrate a new model for continuing medical education.
In early November, Marriott International launched its “Connect with Confidence” hybrid event series to help event professionals experience the future of meetings.
Food and culture tours — both live and virtual — can make complicated and uncomfortable history lessons much easier to digest.
Meeting organizers planning a hybrid event have a lot to consider, but the Huntington Cleveland Convention Center, the Hilton Cleveland Downtown, and their event tech and production partner, PSAV, provide a seamless experience.
A major investment in new infrastructure promises to reposition Calgary as Western Canada’s largest convention destination by 2024.
To meet the evolving needs of the business events industry in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, convention centers and other meeting venues are adding broadcast studios to their list of options for event producers.
Large digital meetings have scale, while smaller in-person meetings can deliver serendipity. Hybrid meetings of the future have potential to deliver both, said futurist Mark Pesce.
Business events professionals and their suppliers responding to the November Recovery Dashboard survey indicated they were both more and less hopeful about the future — depending on which question they were answering.
In the first episode of his new podcast, Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates predicts seven lasting changes COVID-19 will have made on our world once the crisis has passed — and several are directly related to business events.