With COVID sweeping through the nation once again, it seems like all event planning business is going virtual.

Better rush on over to Officeworks, because word on the street is they’re running dangerously low on 2022 planners after being bombarded by excited MICE professionals.

Sri Lanka’s beautiful capital has been given another chance to host the ADB’s annual meeting after COVID-19 forced it online in 2020.

Architects all over the world are already refilling their mechanical pencils and gathering their T-square rulers in anticipation of the 2023 meeting.

There’s a helluva lot of fist pumping and elbow bumping going on at BESydney, with the organisation enjoying its most successful month since the start of the pandemic.

Lockdown life hasn’t stopped MCB from bringing home the bacon, with the Victorian capital chalking up a major event win.

The MP blamed “hyperactive multitasking” and “lack of focus” for the incidents. Usually, when The Nibbler’s editorial team lose focus at work, we just scroll on Instagram, but each to their own.

This senator’s meeting gaffe gives new meaning to the phrase “Zooming around town”.

Distressingly, the person on the other end of the Zoom call, who was a colleague of the female victim, witnessed the attacks.

With a two-way trans-Tasman travel ‘bubble’ looking set to open early next year, Business Events Industry Aotearoa is bringing back its flagship event with a bang.

If there’s an indiscretion guaranteed to go viral in a nanosecond, it has to be “masturbation”, “Zoom meeting” and “colleagues”.

The meeting will specifically target the key concerns affecting young talent in the business events industry due to the COVID-19 pandemic.