Virtual events are on the rise as the event industry adjusts to life under the threat of coronavirus. Despite experiencing a very unique and unprecedented situation, the events industry is adapting really quickly to the current circumstances and many alternatives to cancelling or postponing events are now available.
A virtual event is an online space in which people can gather and interact virtually from the comforts of their homes or their office, which would avoid losing a full day of productivity. By using flexible technology, virtual events can be as immersive and engaging as live events, and they allow companies to creatively deliver content and share information without the need of people coming together physically.