Exhibit Virtual is an online platform built to host virtual exhibitions, trade shows and custom exhibition stands. The live audience industry has been disrupted and is prompting business to look for new marketing strategies. We think it is time to embrace another way of exhibiting. Exhibitions and events have always been great meeting places to discover new products and brands, but clearly there are now issues affecting this traditional approach. With Exhibit Virtual we have used technology to help event organisers by recreating the experience of walking around an exhibition, discovering more information, and making contacts. With on demand video not live. Check out

Venue Search London has some great up-to-date insights into London corporate event buyers’ sentiment around their event plans for the Autumn and Christmas seasons. You can also view the recorded webinar on the short-to-medium term future of the UK events market, which includes thoughts from Founder, Sam Gill. You can see the main survey findings below, but it’s important to explain the Survey method before you look at the data here. A few notes on the Survey method: * Undertaken via email to past Show visitors and recent Venue Search London enquirers. * 27-hour submission window – closed at noon on Tuesday, May 12th. *

The ‘new normal’ for events requires solutions that allow organisers to comply with a set of fast developing regulations and safety measures that differ by region and type of event. fielddrive’s vast experience in crowd management, access control and facial recognition has allowed it to rapidly develop a portfolio of covid safe event solutions. In line with UFI’s recently published Global framework for reopening exhibitions and B2B trade events post the emergence from COVID-19, fielddrive has developed a portfolio of GDPR-compliant solutions that support a safe on-site event experience. The framework encompasses the complete online and physical user-journey starting from careful considerations in event

Entrepreneurs in Jalisco state, Mexico, have created a programme, ‘Jalisco Sin Hambre’ (Jalisco without hunger) designed to support the most vulnerable people through the Covid-19 crisis. The programme was started in late April and aims to distribute 450,000 packages of basic grocery supplies during the next six months. In the first two weeks, 40,000 packages of basic grocery supplies have been set up and are distributed daily and biweekly. The initiative is part of the ‘Together for Employment and Jalisco's Economy’ initiative that is led by the private sector and has been joined by the Jalisco State Government, churches, trade unions, universities and