Events incorporate sensory elements to add intimacy
Implications - Taking a cue from multi-sensory marketing, many event planners have begun incorporating a sensory element to their celebrations. In addition to awe and delight, this feature adds a level of intimacy and togetherness that is often absent from large-scale events. Ultimately, the more-is-more approach to event planning suggests that no stimulus is too much stimulus for the modern, experience-driven consumer.
Workshop Question - How can you create experiences around your branding and offerings in order to engage consumers emotionally?
Trend Themes
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Multi-sensory Marketing — The use of sensory elements to add intimacy and togetherness to event planning is a trend that has taken cue from multi-sensory marketing.
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Conceptual Dining — Interactive dining that includes immersive experiences, themed meals, and tastings is becoming a popular trend in the restaurant industry.
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Cross-medium Festivals — Music and art festivals that blend different mediums to create a cohesive, multisensory experience are becoming a popular trend among Boomers.
Industry Implications
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Event Planning — Event planners can leverage the trend towards multi-sensory marketing to create more intimate and memorable experiences for attendees.
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Hospitality and Tourism — Conceptual dining experiences can inspire innovation in the restaurant industry, creating immersive dining events that attract a younger and more diverse crowd.
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Entertainment — The trend towards cross-medium festivals creates opportunities to expand the audience for live events by combining music and visual arts in new and exciting ways.
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Date Range:
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