EAA works on recovery plan for live

The European Arenas Association is working with the European Commission to guide policy and develop a post-Covid-19 recovery plan for the event industry

Olivier Toth (chair of EAA) is chairing the panel
Rockhal's Olivier Toth is head of the EAA's EU subgroup

The European Arenas Association (EAA) has opened discussion with its members to help build a post-Covid-19 recovery plan for the live events industry.

The EAA, which represents 33 arenas across Europe with an annual collective audience of over 20 million, is the latest industry body to develop guidelines for reopening, following the publication of guides produced by the Event Safety Alliance and Society of Independent Show Organizers in the US and Research Institute for Exhibition and Live Communication in Germany.

The EAA’s European Union subgroup, which is working with the European Commission to develop a recovery plan for the live industry, has created a document covering all the key areas that will need to be addressed before venues across Europe can safely reopen their doors.

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