There’s nothing worse than feeling lost and bewildered at a conference. A significant benefit of virtual and hybrid events is the boost to accessibility and inclusivity; enabling everyone to feel part of the action.
At the June launch of Event Tech Live, US and Canada, CrowdComms’ MD, Matt Allen, hosted a workshop around one of the key topics surrounding the events industry:
What will hybrid events look like in the future?
The benefits of virtual events are well documented; increased audience sizes and sponsor opportunities, lower costs, inclusive and more environmentally friendly to mention just a few.
On the flip side people still want to attend events in-person, even if it’s just some events, some of the time.
Some global regions with low infection rates are able to start planning for hybrid events. While juggling virtual and face-to-face elements may feel daunting, running a hybrid event is easier than you think.
Hybrid events will become the new normal for many event planners as the world begins to slowly come out of lock down. This means that event venues will need to adapt too. Here are some quick tips on how to select the perfect venue for your hybrid event- one that caters for both in-person and virtual attendance.
A hybrid event is one that incorporates both in-person and virtual participation. Some attendees will attend the event at the venue, other will join the same event remotely. Is this the new normal?
Whatever your vision for your next virtual, hybrid or in-person event, we can help.
Whatever your vision for your next virtual, hybrid or in-person event, we can help.
Whatever your vision for your next virtual, hybrid or in-person event, we can help.
Whatever your vision for your next virtual, hybrid or in-person event, we can help.
