SOURCE: Event Industry News The Meetings Industry Association, the United Kingdom's primary standards group for the event industry, has implemented a new accreditation — called AIM Secure — to note which venues have taken steps to make themselves more hygenic, and so far, 50 of venues across the UK have met these newest standards.
Visit https://www.eventindustrynews.com/news/venues-positively-adopt-new-hygiene-standards to view the full article online.
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SOURCE: Harvard Business Review With so many employees in the United States and the world uprooted from their traditional work environments, it is vital for them to keep tabs on their mental health. Now more than ever, workers need to find a balance between their professional and personal lives, or the pandemic will add a sea of issues related to mental health.
Visit https://hbr.org/2020/07/working-through-a-personal-crisis to view the full article online.
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SOURCE: MeetingsNet A survey conducted during a webinar hosted by Global DMC Partners with more than 700 meeting planners in attendance found that they are still expecting in-person events to occur in late 2020 and early 2021, even as other polls show conference-goers are still not comfortable attending live events at the current stage of the pandemic.
Visit https://www.meetingsnet.com/meeting-planning-toolbox/person-events-good-news-and-bad-news to view the full article online.
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SOURCE: Trade Show News Network To continue holding their meetings and events in the face of the pandemic, many trade groups moved these gatherings online. Even when a sense of normalcy returns, the accelerated prominence of the virtual event industry caused by COVID-19 will be irreversible.
Visit http://www.tsnn.com/blog/three-predictions-global-virtual-conference-industry to view the full article online.
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CEIR Event: Insights on Where Events Are Going
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