Hybrid events: Norwegian Swimming Association
Virtual events seem to be here to stay, and venues will be expected to provide the necessary infrastructure to include remote visitors. A good example of a hybrid event in Norway is the Norwegian Swimming Association’s 2020 edition of the yearly coaching and leadership conference.
Sports events: Arctic Race of Norway
The Arctic Race of Norway (ARN) is more than a competition; it’s a cycling race with the ambition to be a catalyst for change. In 2020, they started cooperating with the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) in an effort to create jobs for people who have been excluded from the job market.
Incentives: Building an ice hotel
Every year, the Sorrisniva Ice Hotel in Northern Norway is created from scratch over six weeks. the The German company PROGROUP took the whole company there – to help constructing the hotel as a teambuilding activity!
Cultural events: Øyafestivalen
Øyafestivalen is one of Oslo’s largest music events. During four days in August, people gather in the Tøyen Park to enjoy live music and great food, meet people, and soak up the atmosphere. But the festival is not just about having fun. Øya is on a mission to be one of the world’s most sustainable events.
Congresses: European Academy of Neurology
In the summer of 2019, the 5th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology took place at the Norway Convention and Exhibition Centre, just outside of Oslo. The event gathered over 6,900 neurologists from all over the world for four days of presentations, networking, and fun activities.
Trade fairs: Offshore Technology Days
OTD is the leading exhibition and conference for the Norwegian energy industry. Attracting around 500 companies and up to 20,000 visitors from more than 30 countries every year, it is the perfect platform to showcase and discuss solutions for a sustainable future.
