The 2021 Virgin Money London Marathon was a successful physical event, but Event Director Hugh Brasher shares his insights on last year's digital 'pivot'.

The second episode of the monthly show will look at superheroes, award-winners, COVID passports and a luxury Scottish hotel.

As part of a C&IT Briefing, panellists discuss how to harness the power of data even when events aren't virtual.

As part of a C&IT Briefing, it was revealed how Virgin Media used creative technology to navigate the COVID-19 restrictions and still engage with millions.

The last 18 months have been tough for everyone, but there's some very exciting things on the horizon.

As part of the C&IT Briefing, panellists discuss how to make live and hybrid events 'best in class' post-pandemic.

Hotel Republic hosted an event of excitement and fun at The Kimpton Fitzroy last week.

Event industry experts discuss the findings of a report that focuses on rebuilding and moving forward post-pandemic.

As part of this year's Corporate A-List, we discuss what industry talent looks like now that virtual and hybrid events are here to stay.

C&IT walks around a new London hotel to find out more about the meeting spaces and rooms on offer.

The first episode of the monthly show will look at talent, future technology, hybrid events and a brand new London hotel.

The last year has brought mental health and wellbeing to the forefront and should be prioritised going forward. 

The Malta Tourism Authority has launched a scheme with a total allocated budget of four million Euros to attract more events to the country.

Henri Moncheur, Sales Director at spacehuntr, talks about the importance of finding unique venues with character after a year of Zoom fatigue.

Experts discuss whether there is a recruitment and retention crisis at the C&IT Recovery Forum.

Since the roadmap was first announced venues have started to see an increase in confidence when it comes to live and hybrid events.

Experts discuss the future of incentive travel post-pandemic at the C&IT Recovery Forum.

Events director at Goto events Dan Solen says the agency has not looked back since flipping to virtual, with a resilient business now prepared for whatever comes next for hybrid and live.

Singapore understands that the MICE industry is a catalyst for economic recovery, drives new knowledge and builds an innovation economy. That’s why Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau (SECB) has always sought to encourage the growth of quality events in the country through an impressive raft of incentives for organisers. 

New data research shows the differences between live, virtual and hybrid events and what we can learn from them, according to the managing director of the event platform and research agency Explori.