Kadri Karu: “As of July 1, live public events will be allowed”

Information about when we will be able to organise events is vitally important. The goal of the L-DAY campaign is to share information from all over the world, helping colleagues plan their crisis exit. We want L-DAY to become a unique benchmark for different politics that are shaping the fate of our industry.

In order to provide the most objective answer to the aforementioned question, we are asking international meetings industry experts, influencers, associations and all Kongres Magazine readers to answer three simple questions:

Q: When will your country allow events for up to 100 people?

As of May 18, we can host live meetings of max 10 people and from 1 June meetings up to 50 people. As of July 1, we will also be allowed to host live public meetings, such as conferences and concerts of 1.000 people outdoors and 500 people indoors, provided not more than 50 % of the room’s capacity is filled.

Q: When will your country allow events without restrictions = L-DAY?

The actual date is not known yet, hopefully in early autumn.

Q: When are you planning your first live event?

The first live event for ECB will be the ECB Board meeting on May 21.