Julius Solaris

New research in Italy, the epicenter of the European Covid-19 outbreak, potentially reconfigures the comeback of the event industry. If confirmed, better news may be on the way.

The World Health Organization issued new guidelines for outdoor events and mass gatherings. Here is what you need to know.

We spoke to Dr. Brian Labus, epidemiologist and health sciences expert at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, to prepare event professionals for the challenges of the next few months. The future looks daunting, but there are safe ways to go back to business.

Cvent, one of the largest event technology companies, is reportedly laying off some of its workforce.

As the uncertainty continues, the event industry is discussing the path forward. Some event professionals want a comeback as fast as possible, others feel the risk for attendees and staff. Should events open or wait?

Eventbrite announced a massive hit to its revenue during its latest earnings call. The news comes after the announcement of a substantial restructuring of its workforce that saw 45% of its employees laid off. What does the future look like for the ticketing giant?

Germany and China just gave the go-ahead to restart trade shows. As planners and owners rush to restart their events, will attendees show up? 

As virtual meetings and conferences become more common, we can only assume that online trade shows are next. Although they're more complicated to transition online, there is existing tech to assist. Here are 10 tools for organizing virtual trade shows.

After months in lockdown, many will flock back to events. Will revenge attending save the event industry from the deepest crisis ever faced?

Virtual events are currently the only way to meet in groups larger than 10 across the world. While despised as the unlucky sibling of live events for over a decade, they are offering business continuity, substantial savings, and increasingly high revenue. And event owners are starting to notice.