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Interactive Technology for Events Becomes Greater Priority

Andrew Sheivachman

Photo Credit: 30 April 2018; An attendee takes a photo before the start of Collision 2018 at Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. Photo by Diarmuid Greene/Collision via Sportsfile Flickr / Diarmuid Greene/Collision via Sportsfile

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Planners in different regions have differing takes on what's going to be most important to their clients in upcoming years. It'll be interesting to see how the event experience evolves around the world going forward.

Planners in the Asia-Pacific region are more worried about enabling interactive technology in their events than finding flexible meeting spaces or local activities for attendees. Check out our story below on the latest research from IACC. We also spoke to Hyatt's new wellness executive about bringing more healthy lifestyle choices to its various hotel brands and analyzed what luxury conglomerate LVMH's potential acquisition of Belmond means for the wider hotel sector. If you have any feedback about the newslet

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