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Mastering the art of virtual events is more important than ever, with COVID-19 throwing a wrench in live events and travel plans around the world. Sponsorships are a crucial part of monetizing virtual events — here's how to do it.

I’ve always known that I’ve led a lucky life. Some people say that you ‘make your own luck’, and that’s true – to a degree. Certainly, your outlook on life does affect your outcomes, but when you’ve been born with a silver spoon in your mouth, you should at the very least be humble enough to acknowledge it. And, at the same time, I’ve often wondered about how resilient I would really be in a time of crisis. It’s all very well saying you’re strong when things are going well, but what about when things are not?

Eventbrite announced yesterday that it was letting go 45% of its staff. What does it mean for the delicate balance of the event technology sector? 

Speaker Engage consolidates event planning tasks, speaker and sponsor curation, and communications in one place. Here is our review.

As Covid-19 wreaks havoc on our economies and healthcare systems, the prognosis is not good for live events in 2020. The secret to survival is to pivot to virtual events. But virtual events aren’t new. The coronavirus isn’t even the only good reason to consider them, and this report will show you how you can not only survive this year, but thrive in 2020.

Your guide to successful virtual events in 2020

Germany is carrying out one of the largest research projects on how the coronavirus spreads. The provisional results discuss the role of events on spreading the virus and depict what the next six to nine months will look like.

As the coronavirus pandemic persists, many planners find themselves struggling as events are postponed into the fall. But they're also rapidly adapting to the current situation. Here's a look at some ways to maintain cash flow until live events resume.

Event planning is never easy, and it's only been made more chaotic by the current global pandemic. But it’s also an industry that trains us to deal with adversity, to be adaptable, to be resilient. Here are 5 tips to help with stress management during this uncertain time.

If you have been in the event industry long enough, you may remember striking similarities between the lead up to the financial crisis in 2008 and the Coronavirus emergency. Will the industry react in the same way or will things change for good?

To say that it is a difficult time to work in the meetings and events industry would be quite the understatement.