The French MICE event Heavent Meetings was able to open its doors in the Palais des Festivals Cannes at the beginning of September. (A)LIVE, the outdoor conferences which involved speakers from the event industry and the mayor of Cannes, was an integral part of an event that attracted 350 exhibitors, 500 speakers and 1,850 participants in person.
Heavent Meetings: the first major MICE event held in France since coronavirus hit
The event welcomed 1,850 attendees. Heavent Meetings reopened in Cannes in September. The French MICE event featured 350 exhibitors and 500 speakers while implementing strict health protocols. A French minister praised the show for proving tradeshows can safely resume.
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