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LIVE STREAM: Hire Space presents Simon Hughes and Richard Groves

27 May 2020 - 0

Simon Hughes, new chair of the BVEP, and Richard Groves, Director at SMART Group, discuss how the latest government measures affect the meetings and events industry, and what events businesses should be focused on now to prepare.

Hughes takes over BVEP, new events industry executive committee formed

21 May 2020 - 0

The Business Visits & Events Partnership (BVEP) the umbrella body and advocacy group for the UK’s £70bn events industry, has approved Simon Hughes to be its new chair,

Meetings Industry Association and MPI formalise re-joining of BVEP

20 May 2020 - 0

The associations have been side-by-side throughout the Covid-19 pandemic

Events industry could see losses of £58bn as VisitBritain submits proposals to Cabinet Office Recovery Team

7 May 2020 - 0

It outlines a series of recommendations which would help the tourism and events industries recover from the Covid-19 crisis

The UK Events Report: executive summary

5 May 2020 - 0

The executive summary which accompanies the UK Events Report highlights true value of industy before Covid-19 impacted

The UK Events Report reveals depth of £70bn events industry

5 May 2020 - 0

The UK Events Report, which was compiled prior to the Covid-19 outbreak, illustrates the impact the UK events industry has on the economy

BVEP asks DCMS to class business events separately from ‘mass gatherings’

29 April 2020 - 0

When lockdown restrictions are eased, the prime minister’s exact words will matter, and the BVEP is concerned that the term ‘mass gatherings’ is too ambiguous

September seen as critical month for events recovery, survey suggests

24 April 2020 - 0

The UK events industry believes that September 2020 is expected to be the most significant month when it comes to post Covid-19 recovery

60% of events industry suppliers face collapse, survey reveals

14 April 2020 - 0

Of the 1,490 businesses surveyed from all sub-sectors of the events industry between 3-7 April, 6% say they are unlikely to survive until the end of April