The Business Visits & Events Partnership (BVEP) has launched its latest report, The UK Events Report, which provides an in-depth examination into the £70bn industry, providing jobs for 700,000 people and how it will deliver the government’s Industrial Strategy. Elsewhere, UFI has revealed its framework for recovery for the exhibitions industry. With the news that the Business Visits and Events Partnership (BVEP) revealing that they are promoting the concept of a distinction between ‘organised events’ and ‘mass gatherings’ to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, Mash Media is launching a new campaign: #GetBritainMeeting Use the hashtag in your social media posts to amplify the message. Have your say on the Mash Community.
EventFlash 06/05/20: UK Events Reports published, UFI reveals framework
The industry faces critical challenges. BVEP's new UK Events Report examines the £70bn sector. UFI unveils recovery framework as industry pushes for distinction between organised events and mass gatherings. Join the #GetBritainMeeting campaign today.
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