Some event organisers postpone risk management planning but emergencies can happen at any event, no matter what size. Here, we make risk management easy.

No one has a crystal ball to predict how COVID government regulations or localised hotspots will affect your event in 2021, 2022 or beyond, but here’s some practical help on how to plan your event for four different possible scenarios

Three events (two already held and one in the planning stages) share their learnings about holding a COVID safe event

How do we continue to deliver our great festivals and events in a COVID safe world while still maintaining financial viability and brand reputation?

Maybe a better question is, can we do it?

The answer to this will vary for individual festivals and events, so we have put together some things for you to consider as you explore the future of your event…

REVENTS Academy and regional tourism consultancy TIlma Group ran a survey of Australian event managers to ascertain what support Australian events and festivals will need to survive the cancellation or postponement of their event required by the long COVID-19 ban on public gatherings. 

A survey of regional and rural events throughout Australia was conducted in September 2018 to provide us with a better understanding of what their main challenges and opportunities are.

With close to 40 responses, the sample size provides some interesting insights and trends.

As an event manager, crowd and visitor safety is at the forefront of my mind when I plan an event.

The Australian Strategy on Terrorism by Australian National Security requires events to be even more mindful of their crowds of visitors.

The 2017 Event Symposium was about events, technology and the Art of the Unexpected