The IMEX Group has published, 7 September, its full Covid-safety plans and entry requirements for the 10th edition of its IMEX America show in November at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas. The organisers have confirmed participants must provide proof of full vaccination against Covid-19 to gain entry to the show. IMEX will be using the CLEAR Health Pass app for all North American attendees. The CLEAR app offers validated, on-screen proof of full vaccination status against the World Health Organisation’s list of approved vaccines. IMEX have said they will not have access to the personal health records of attendees as that data remains anonymous and private. International attendees will be able to submit their vaccine status to an equally secure portal prior to the event to gain vaccine certification. IMEX will also be providing a specialised health clinic on site, together with access to testing stations for homeward bound international travellers whose travel providers require them to show a negative test before departure. IMEX Group CEO, Carina Bauer, said: “We’ve consulted widely about this decision and have been watching the events landscape in North America very closely these past weeks. The requirement for participants to prove their full vaccination status is fast becoming the unofficial ‘gold standard’ for large events in the US.” Bauer concluded: “Now that we’ve published our plans, we hope that everyone has enough time and space to make their own arrangements to attend the show. We open with Smart Monday, powered by MPI, on 8 November and we can’t wait to greet everyone and see our industry friends and colleagues in person – our unofficial IMEX family – for what promises to be a momentous reunion.” Photo: IMEX Group chairman Ray Bloom and CEO Carina Bauer
Proof of vaccination to be required for entry to IMEX America in Vegas in November
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