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Sustainability is an increasingly popular concept among businesses that are conscious and want to contribute to a better future for coming generations. For that reason, when organizing events it is important to pay attention to the details—regardless of the client, the type of event, or its size.

Feedback is one of the tools that helps us, as organizers, feel that events are a two-way street, regardless of what form the feedback takes. When you organize an event, you set everything up, it runs, and you're satisfied — but what about the attendees, clients, or sponsors?

Today we've put together a short gallery of this year's events that captivated and delighted us with their design and ideas. Enjoy!

Since yesterday was International Women's Day, we decided to publish an article today dedicated specifically to us — women. It’s not typically "girly" and it’s not full of stereotypes, but it is full of fun ideas for organizing a team-building event made up entirely of women (though we believe men will enjoy them too).

We in Croatia love to see what is being done abroad at events and to bring those ideas here — that is a fact. For that reason, it remains unclear why we have not embraced sustainability and applied it to the events that various organizers run across Croatia every day.

After weeks in which we've aimed to introduce you to sustainable events and the trends that will shape them, we've decided to present a gallery - a collection of venues recognized as the most sustainable in the world. Enjoy!

In-person events have traditionally relied on paper and single-use communications — printed banners and signage, paper brochures, business cards, and the like. Below is a short list of items you can shift from traditional print into your event app.

At its most basic level, sustainable catering focuses on environmentally conscious methods of sourcing, preparing, serving, and disposing of food and materials. What does that mean for you as an event organizer?

Choose a venue that is accessible by public transportation, and be sure to actively communicate this to your attendees. If you don't inform attendees that convenient public transit options are available, they will likely overlook them and arrange their own means of travel to your event.

At the end of 2021 — a year that was demanding and dynamic for all event managers and forced us to be more creative and flexible — it is time to leave the worst behind and look toward a brighter future. For that reason, I have highlighted five main trends I believe will guide us through 2022, a year in which we all hope for more stability, fewer challenges, and a return to our typically busy schedules.