International Confex, the meeting place for the UK events industry, has opened with a big welcome back for the events community. The show runs 1-2 September 2021, at ExCeL London. The show’s content theatres include top-class speakers and exhibitors from within the industry’s value chain. International Confex offers the opportunity for attendees to stay ahead of the curve with the UK’s largest sourcing floor for event tech and solutions. International Confex 2020 was one of the last exhibitions to run in the UK before the first pandemic lockdown and is now rallying the industry’s return and also offers a big platform for the sector to show government the value of events to economies, communities and the supply chains they serve. The speakers and experts in the show’s conference theatres include leaders from companies including: Diversity Ally, Identity, TikTok, Smyle, Event First Steps and Carnival UK, among others. ExCeL London is requesting that all attendees show proof of either double vaccination, a negative lateral flow test (within the last 48-hours) or the presence of Covid-19 anti-bodies to gain entry. Click here to register for the show.
Welcome Back! International Confex opens at ExCeL London
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