Imagine a corporate event where every detail, from the energy powering the lights to the water served in reusable containers, contributes to a measurable reduction in environmental impact. This isn't a distant dream but a growing reality in the events industry, where smart venues are redefining
Katarina Railko has guided guests and crews through some of the messiest travel weeks on the calendar. With a background spanning hospitality, entertainment, and the expo circuit, she blends operational discipline with on-the-ground savvy—exactly what this stormy Thanksgiving demands. In this
Imagine a bustling conference hall in London, packed with eager attendees from across the globe, only to learn that soaring operational costs might force the venue to scale back next year’s events. This scenario captures the pressing concern rippling through the UK events industry following the
Aging venues rarely get second chances to become first-choice destinations, yet that is exactly the moment Sheffield now faces as a global operator maps a 25-year renewal while delivering immediate guest benefits. The plan threads a fine line: keep beloved character, raise production capacity, and
Across studios and venues, employers describe a stubborn mismatch: productions need multi-skilled makers while learners still navigate fragmented routes with little proof of job readiness. That tension sharpened during Creative Careers Month, when the conversation turned from abstract pipelines to
Katarina Railko has spent years at the intersection of hospitality, travel, and large-scale events, shaping operations that put guest experience and environmental stewardship on equal footing. Fresh from earning “Greener Arena 2025 – Highly Commended” on the first application, she reflects on what
