Event technology company EventsAIR has renewed its partnership with New Zealand’s MEETINGS 2021. MEETINGS is New Zealand’s largest business events trade exhibition, taking place at ASB Showgrounds in Auckland from 2-3 June. It will make use of EventsAIR technology throughout the event. MEETINGS 2021 event manager Jen Henshaw said: “This software streamlines the end-to-end attendee journey all in one platform — from registration, to exhibition and the pre-scheduled appointment programme. “The value of our MEETINGS partnership is that EventsAIR does everything for us – from the pre-event planning, to onsite delivery of the event, and post-event follow up. Plus, with the need to find solutions in a post-Covid world, the award-winning new OnAIR virtual and hybrid event solution integrated into the EventsAIR technology seamlessly assists event managers to deliver hybrid, virtual and in-person events from a single platform.” EventsAIR’s most recent development is OnAIR, a 2D/3D environment in which virtual/hybrid events can take place. EventsAIR global director of sales and marketing, Joe Ciliberto, said: “Event planners can now offer a truly immersive online experience to attendees by switching to a 3D visual mode. 3D mode opens a whole new world of possibilities, limited only by the user’s imagination. “Features in the new 3D mode include custom scenes that can match brands, events or real-life environments, clickable areas to guide, inform and interact, an AIRTouch device, a virtual personal assistant to access all areas of the event, an inbuilt 3D designer to create customisable scenes, plus all the great features of OnAIR that so many attendees love.”
EventsAIR renews partnership with MEETINGS 2021
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