Charles Davis is an expert in IT support and B2B marketing. He writes about cloud migration, service desk operations, and lead generation. His content focuses on simple, practical ways to improve performance and results. He shares useful insights based on real industry needs.
Recently Germany re-classified its exhibitions and trade fairs as not being considered as ‘mass-gatherings’ and so removed the restrictions on these events.
The first state to give an actual proposed date to re-open its events is the state of North Rhine-Wesphalia (NRW) which has set the date of 30th May, 3 weeks from now for limited events to take place. These trade fairs and congresses will be limited in the number of attendees (not yet quantified) and will have elements of social distancing.
Germany has already begun to re-open institutions such as museums and galleries and has a federal system whereby states will have the autonomy to make decisions on further liberalisation.
“Germany forges a light at the end of the tunnel for the events community to longingly peer into”.
Charles Davis is an expert in IT support and B2B marketing. He writes about cloud migration, service desk operations, and lead generation. His content focuses on simple, practical ways to improve performance and results. He shares useful insights based on real industry needs.
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Charles Davis is an expert in IT support and B2B marketing. He writes about cloud migration, service desk operations, and lead generation. His content focuses on simple, practical ways to improve performance and results. He shares useful insights based on real industry needs.