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Epson research foresees demand for technologically enhanced events

There will be a strong ‘bounce back’ for the events industry as restrictions are being lifted in the Middle East, new research commissioned by Epson, the leading global projector manufacturer, reveals.

Epson research foresees high Middle East demand for technologically enhanced events

Epson research foresees high Middle East demand for technologically enhanced events rohma@khaleejtimes.com Filed on June 9, 2021 75 per cent of respondents in the Middle East said that they have missed going to technologically enhanced events and attractions during the lockdown More than 70 per cent of respondents in the Middle East cannot wait for their life to get back to normal like in 2019 Demand will be strong for social events and concerts, especially with immersive technologies, as restrictions are being lifted New research commissioned by Epson has revealed that there will be a strong ‘bounce back’ for the events industry as restrictions are being lifted in the Middle East.

Meet the Blackburn volunteer who stepped up to help during pandemic

A BLACKBURN 55-year-old whose reaction to the coronavirus was to find out what he could to help is proof of a new academic finding that local people are more likely to volunteer. The University of Kent study shows that residents of boroughs which took part in the government s s Integrated Communities Strategy are almost twice as likely to come forward to assist others or the community than those which did not. It reveals during the Covid-19 pandemic people in Blackburn with Darwen have been 90 per cent more likely to volunteer than those from most other areas. Student safeguarding and welfare officer Neil Colquhoun started volunteering in March after seeing an appeal for telephone befrienders to support people isolated during the first lockdown.

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