Eventscase Event Industry Blog
We provide you with information about the event industry. Always from a technological and innovative point of view we want to offer you content that brings you relevant and interesting data.
“5,000 People, 5,000 Personal Journeys” is the name of a research paper conducted by the PCMA Foundation on their latest ‘Convening Leaders’ conference. One of the main takeaways is that there is a huge challenge to personalise the attendee experience.
Considering the scale and design of any event, it can be difficult to meet the needs of attendees and, in the end, what should be a smooth and tailored experience may become strained and spiritless.
Today we highlight what, in our opinion, are the three most important events so far this year in Europe. Why these and not others? Because these three events stand out for their technological innovation and for the generation of synergies and contacts that go beyond the limits of the venues where they are held.
When we decided a few months ago that we were going to hold an ‘Innovation Meeting’ in Madrid, some things were clear from the get-go. First and foremost, we wanted to provide an avenue where we can properly listen to our audience composed of event organisers, clients, potential clients, and stakeholders.
In recent times, we delved into attendee engagement – about how to make our attendees feel recognised and collaborative during events. To achieve this, a vital aspect to maintain is fluid and direct communication.
The use of incentive travel programs has become a time-tested method to motivate and reward top-performing employees. According to a study from SITE called the “Incentive Travel Qualifiers’ Viewpoints,” 86% out of 800 respondents felt increased motivation after qualifying for an incentive travel program.
Events are a great way to enrich people’s lives. However, not all events are equally effective in adding value to attendees. Some events are forgettable and fail to leave an indelible mark in one’s memory, while others effortlessly become a life-defining experience.
Event organisers may see attendance rates in decline. Audiences now demand more—a higher quality in content and experience, and sometimes even alternative event formats.
Events are a great way to enrich people’s lives. However, not all events are equally effective in adding value to attendees. Some events are forgettable and fail to leave an indelible mark in one’s memory, while others effortlessly become a life-defining experience.
Regardless of the event format, there are two common goals that any event organiser would want to achieve: to reach the widest audience possible and to increase potential income.
Time management is critical for success in any industry, but it is especially important in the events industry. Events are complex, highly-orchestrated occasions that require meticulous planning and coordination. A single missed deadline or overlooked detail can result in disastrous consequences for the event and its organiser. In order to achieve success in the events industry, it is essential to master time management skills.
