The events industry landscape has undergone a seismic shift in 2020, although forcefully but not all of it is bad. The pandemic hit the global industry all of a sudden, leaving very little time to prepare for the time ahead. Economies were hit hard, industries were impacted but the digital
The year 2020 has been a rollercoaster ride for the events industry. After months of widespread closures across the globe, several organisations switched to virtual formats, utilising adaptability as a superpower. As the landscape begins to shift again, event organisers are exploring a range of mitigation strategies to ensure the
Venues in the UK have witnessed a nearly 300% increase in event enquiries since the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced conditional plans to permit all events to return from 21 June. An array of venues from across the UK saw a huge uptick in enquiries for both corporate and private
Last year was difficult. We witnessed a lot of changes in our routine especially along the professional side of life. Most of us are working in a new-age virtual environment, spending countless hours staring at a laptop screen, connecting virtually more than ever before. Many of us are either put
Hard times have pushed every industry to come up with creative solutions to sustain their businesses. Event industry experts started amending their line-ups and came up with an innovative solution - virtual events. Virtual events exploded in demand during the pandemic, and have proved to be a high-value opportunity despite
We are now beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel, as the prospect of in-person experiences is becoming more viable . It was on 22 February, when Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave England some hope when he said events could return as early as 21 June without
As the dust clears and we look to the future of meetings and events for 2021, “All Covid-19 restrictions could be lifted in England by 21 June”, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced. Speaking in the House of Commons on Monday, Johnson told MPs the new plan aims to be "cautious
Bordered by French Guiana to the east, Guyana to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the north, and Brazil to the south, Suriname is one of the smallest countries in South America. Formerly known as Dutch Guiana, Suriname was captured by the Netherlands in 1667 and the country gained its
The boom in Guyana’s oil industry has created a unique opportunity for the country’s economic development. The growth in the number of discoveries has opened up the possibility of Guyana becoming a major oil producer and the discoveries have increased the volume of proven reserves to nine billion
The Edit Event section of the dashboard is the actual administrative console of the event. All the information visible to a user on an event page is added/updated here. To edit your event details, follow the steps: Step 1 - Go to Account and select “ Dashboard” Step 2 -
In case you forget your password. Follow the steps to reset: Step 1: Go to www.eventackle.com Step 2: Click on Login placed on the top right side of the screen. Step 3 - Enter your email address in the field provided and click on “Get Started” Step 4
Eventackle is an administratively efficient, all purpose solution for event goers & planners where you don’t need separate RFPs, contract negotiations, or points of contact for each tool you decide to use. All our technology is connected, meaning you never have to leave us to browse events, send registrations, plan