From physical to virtual: these organisers from Amsterdam moved their event to VR and 3D
With many countries once again - or still - in lockdown to battle the spread of the novel coronavirus, event organisers are in a tough spot.
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With many countries once again - or still - in lockdown to battle the spread of the novel coronavirus, event organisers are in a tough spot.
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