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In-person events are finally coming back. But, they’re not exactly like what they used to be before.

During the pandemic, technology became more prevalent in our lives. It transformed how we live, work and play. It also transformed how we experience events.

We’re now used to live streams of better production quality, instant access to on-demand content and touchless kiosks at events or at the airport that keep us safe.

Even if people are happy to connect in-person again, they still value the conveniences enabled by technology.

That why it’s important for event planners to incorporate more technology and digital experiences as part of their physical events to meet the attendee expectations. Read on to find out how.

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