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Aventri’s Virtual & Hybrid Event Solution is designed for enterprise organizations and event planners who require fully branded, interactive events. Here is our review

Convene has a new hybrid event offering that includes a physical venue paired with hybrid technology and support. Here is our review.

Symphony is Cadence’s answer to the challenge of virtual and hybrid engagement during sessions. Here is our review.

Allseated's new virtual event platform, exVo, is an immersive 3D platform that aims to give attendees more control over their event experience. Here is our review.

Evia Virtual Event Platform is a configurable event platform that focuses on content delivery and offers production services to assist planners in designing and executing their events. Here is our review.

There is a growing consensus that hybrid events will dominate in 2021, but industry best practices are still being refined. The few places currently allowing in-person events give planners the real-world models that they need to plan successful hybrid events. 

Canapii is an end-to-end event management tool that includes a virtual event platform as well as a mobile app. It is built for and supports in-person, virtual, and hybrid events. Here is our review.

With consensus growing that hybrid formats will become the go-to option for events, planners face the challenge of making the in-person experience worth the added expense and risk. The solution: micro-experiences. 

Pathable’s Virtual and Hybrid Event Platform offers extensive features for a wide range of events. Because of its customizability, the Pathable team focuses on a consultative approach to ensure planners' needs are met. Here is our review.

Covid restrictions on crowds mean lower attendance numbers, but these necessities can lead to new possibilities for smaller destinations and venues. Small-scale options often offer more character in the form of an interesting event narrative.

The economic impact of pandemic is exposing weaknesses within the hospitality industry’s meetings and events lines of business, but independent hoteliers have an opportunity to position themselves to thrive as events return.