5 Trends That Will Define the Future of In-Person Events

5 Trends That Will Define the Future of In-Person Events

This report will equip you with the latest industry best practices as you look ahead to finding the right location for your next event.

Many of us have a newfound deeper appreciation for the role that in-person events play in our ability to learn, connect, and grow, following almost three years of online meetings and remote work.

But we would be remiss not to discuss the simple fact that an increase in physical meetings comes with a profound, urgent responsibility element.?Planners have to keep in mind the event's impact on the environment, the local community, and the organizing body’s wider reputation — all while balancing rising costs.

As event planners return to the site selection process, a destination that can deliver the complete package is more important than ever. One city that is blazing the trail for the next generation of face-to-face gatherings is?Portland.

The report highlights some of the most important trends that should guide your RFP process while also showcasing how Portland can help you plant the seed for the ultimate attendee experience.

Produced in partnership with Travel Portland

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