Themed events are gaining in popularity and as summer events tend to have a more casual vibe they provide the perfect opportunity to get creative. By coordinating the elements of your event to suit the theme it can also help with making those big decisions about venues, activities, menus, decoration, messaging and entertainment.
Central London venue, The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple will be hosting a pop up cinema open to members of the public for the first time this summer on Thursday 21st August 2014.
The countdown is on for this year’s Meetings Show and Venues.org.uk will be there, exhibiting on stand C49 from 8th to 10th July at Olympia, London. The Meetings Show is a major event for the UK inbound and outbound meetings industry. Organised by meeting professionals for meeting professionals, it is focused around a large exhibition, networking opportunities and professional education. Over 3,000 meeting professionals are expected to attend to experience the benefits of the UK’s largest industry hosted buyer event.
Westminster event venue RSA House, home of the Royal Society of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce, has reported a 30% increase in summer event bookings compared to figures for the same period in 2013.
With men thinking about food on average 18 times a day and women on average 15 times a day; it is most definitely an important factor when organising any event or meeting.
The hosted buyer diary for The Meetings Show has gone live, allowing buyers to schedule appointments with exhibitors of their choice.
The UK's events industry is a world leader when it comes to staging creative events, but today's delegates are expecting more than ever. When it comes to generating ideas, a great deal of attention has always been paid to who is doing the thinking. But often, the quality of ideas generated can be the result of where the thinking is done. The most successful and productive events are a result of bringing the right people together, using the right process and hosting the event in the right place. The venue cannot be underestimated in contributing to the success of an event and organisers are taking this on board and looking for venues that are unique and offer something unusual to add an extra dimension to their meetings.
London’s Congress Centre has seen a number of recent bookings from film, TV production and content companies including Big Talk Productions, BBC Worldwide and Our Kind of Traitor Ltd who have been flocking to to use the central London Grade II-listed modernist venue as both a film location and a venue for meetings and script readings.
Venues.org.uk will be exhibiting at The Meetings Show from 8th to 10th July at Olympia, London. Over 3,000 meeting professionals are expected to attend to experience the benefits of the UK’s largest industry hosted buyer event.
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