Green Bay, Wisconsin, will open the Resch Expo, a 125,000 square-foot exposition center, in January 2021, expanding the city's capacity to host large-scale events.

SOURCE: Trade Show Executive
The Center for Exhibition Industry Research held its annual Predict Exhibition Industry Outlook Conference to discuss their research on the future of the exhibition industry in the age of COVID-19.

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The switch from live to virtual events has left some industry professionals searching for ways to adapt the ever-popular conference community service project to the new format, and there are examples from trade association conferences across the country where they have done just that.

The World Economic Forum and nonprofit trust the Commons Project Foundation created a digital healh "passport," called the CommonPass, that quickly provides health information, included COVID-19 test results, for passengers traveling between London, New York, Hong Kong and Singapore. The project has the backing of many travel-related companies, including American Express Global Business Travel, United Airlines and Cathay Pacific Airlines.

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It’s a bold new world for exhibitions and events. “We have so many unknowns in our environment right now that we just don’t know when events are going to come back,” says CEIR CEO Cathy Breden, CMP, CAE, CEM.