With the increasing adoption of virtual and remote technologies, hybrid events have become a significant trend. Combining in-person and virtual elements, hybrid events provide flexibility for attendees to participate either physically or remotely. This format allows for a broader reach, increased audience engagement, inclusivity and supports sustainability by reducing the carbon footfoot through travel. 

 Corporate events are increasingly incorporating sustainability practices to minimise their environmental impact. This includes efforts such as reducing waste, promoting recycling, using eco-friendly materials, and implementing energy-efficient solutions. Event organisers are also emphasising local sourcing, sustainable catering options, and encouraging attendees to adopt environmentally friendly practices during the event. Some examples of sustainable practices include, asking attendees to bring their own refillable water bottle, using tablets and iphones instead of paper and using public transport and car shares to get to the event.  In conclusion, the integration of sustainability practices in corporate events not only helps minimise environmental impact but also encourages attendees to embrace environmentally friendly habits, leading to a more responsible and eco-conscious approach to event planning and participation.

Event organisers are focusing on creating unique and memorable experiences for attendees. Personalization is key, as companies aim to tailor events to individual preferences and needs. Interactive elements, such as gamification, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) experiences, are being integrated into events to engage participants and enhance their overall experience. Incorporating innovative technologies and creative setups helps create immersive and captivating event environments.