Due to the climate emergency, more and more people are pledging to go #flightfree in 2020. So, how will this affect the events industry? And how could an event app help?

The 2010s have certainly bought about rapid change in the tech we use in our day to day lives. The same goes for the event app, a tool that has become a staple for event planners in 2019. So, let’s take a trip through the decade of the event app.

Creating a compelling business case for your event app is essential in order to get your event sponsors and executives on board.

Event technology changes and develops every year. In 2020 every planner will use a range of platforms to help them refine their attendees’ event experience. It can be a lot to manage before the event, let alone on the day! So, how does your event tech work onsite and what support should you expect from your provider?

Do you know what event app features your attendees expect? There may be a degree of difference between what event planners think their attendees want and what attendees really expect.

Matchmaking is essential when it comes to connecting attendees at your event. An event app is the perfect tool for facilitating and achieving this. An event app will also collect data on how your attendees have interacted and engaged with each other at your event.

This week Primavera festival announced that they will abandon physical ticketing in 2020. For their 20th anniversary, the Spanish festival will be the first large festival to fully embrace event technology by going completely paperless.