IACC (International Association of Conference Centres) has launched a Critical Pathway to Re-opening guide, created specifically for venues hosting meetings, training courses and smaller conferences for up to 150 delegates.
The 53-page guide, which shares in-depth strategies and advice on how to reopen venues safely, concentrates on three key areas. They are about the re-designing of the meeting attendee experience; the re-designing of space and the re-designing of the product. Each of these sections including detailed guidance from industry experts on how venues can adapt their offering in line with the new normal for meetings and events.
The IACC Critical Pathway to Re-opening guide also provides an overview of the entire meeting experience and how this may look in a post-Covid-19 market, from pre-arrival to the event itself.
Throughout the guide are examples from a number of IACC’s global member venues from on procedures and guidance they have put in place.
The guide also shares advice on how venues can maximise their available spaces while ensuring that delegates can practice physical distancing as well as ideas on how to work with F&B, how to carry out site tours safely and how to structure their pricing.
The IACC Critical Pathway to Re-opening Meeting, Conference and Training Spaces guide costs U$199 and can be downloaded directly from the IACC website here. The guide is free to download for IACC certified venues and associate members.
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