Advances in Event Management

Online events have replaced physical events these last 9 months, but still event management is a major business and is becoming increasingly sophisticated. For example, Passafree, a Cape Verde business launched in 2017 provides event producers with an end-to-end management solution, including the ability to accept payments during events using RFID wristbands. The startup has now merged with Portuguese company Best-id to create PassiD. The aim is planning to scale across Africa and Europe.

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