The 11th Europe+Asia Event Forum (EFEA) returns to St Petersburg, 19-21 January 2022, with the key conference theme being ‘Restarting. A new chapter.’ Since 2012 EFEA has brought together leaders of the event community, experts of business and incentive tourism at the start of the year. Organiser R&C Market Research Company will again coordinate the forum, working under the patronage of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation and supported by St Petersburg Committee for Tourism Development, the Russian Union of Exhibitions and Fairs (RUEF), the Russian Convention Bureau and Russian Association of Communication Directors and Corporate Publishing (AKMR). The 2022 forum will provide an opportunity to design the next chapter in the history of the event industry, as the sector turns a new page and moves to the next stage of its development, EMEA will ask what will it bring? What trends will determine the behaviour of the companies in the market? What will be the colours and tones of the events in the future? In 2021 Europe + Asia Event Forum (EFEA) marked its 10th anniversary. Over ten years more than 4,500 event industry professionals from 100 countries and regions of Russia have taken part in the event, as well as 800 speakers and 2,600 meetings held on the Matchmaking system. An exhibition of equipment suppliers and services Event EXPO and the EFEA Awards are also scheduled as part of the EFEA 2022 programme. More info about EFEA: euras-forum.com
EFEA to restart a new chapter in January 2022 in St Petersburg
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