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Hyve Group update shows Q3 as busiest trading quarter since pandemic began
Global exhibition and event organiser Hyve Group plc announced, 8 July, a trading update for the three-month period…
Olympia London to host indoor exhibition in July
After 17 months of cancelled events and virtual shows, Olympia London, a venue in the UK, will host Aesthetic Medicine Live…

Prime minister confirms intent to resume full capacity events in England from 19 July
The events industry is poised to fully reopen in England on 19 July once the Government makes its final decision on moving…

IELA elects new Board members as it heads into the New Now
The International Exhibition Logistics Association has (IELA) has, at its 2021 IELA General Assembly, re-elected one member and…

Getting back to business in Dubai
EW guest editor Paul Woodward takes the temperature in Dubai and finds a pulse beating a little faster for events. It’s…

Expo 2020 Dubai tickets to go on international sale from 18 July
Three months out from the main event, Expo 2020 Dubai tickets will go on sale worldwide from 18 July 2021, opening up…

Frankfurt smooths safe new path to the Messe
The Frankfurt Convention Bureau (FCB) a division of the Frankfurt Tourist+Congress Board (TCF), is publicising the work done in…

Web Summit wins UFI Sustainability Award 2021
Global association of the exhibition industry, UFI has announced that Web Summit – considered the largest technology event in the…

Set in stone in Nuremberg: Stone+tec to return but with new organiser
AFAG Messen, a Germany-based small private exhibition organiser, is to take on management of the next edition of specialist stone…

Bilbao to host magnificent seven for +Industry in October
Some of the most advanced sectors of industry will meet in Bilbao, 26-28 October at + Industry, the first event held in…

World Exhibition Stand Awards 2021 shortlist announced
The shortlist has been announced for third edition of the World Exhibition Stand Awards 2021. This year agencies and brands were…