Just like several other social events, the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) suffered a huge blow due to the coronavirus pandemic. The event was put on hold in 2020 as part of the efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19. However, things are beginning to look up now that several states including Nevada are seeing a resurgence in gambling activity.
In-person gatherings are slowly returning and for gamers in Las Vegas, one of the most exciting events this year will be the Global Gaming Expo which just made a huge comeback. Interested parties can attend the event either in person or virtually from October 4 to October 7. All the amazing activities will be going down at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Even though the United States and several other parts of the world are well on their way towards recovery, we are not out of the woods just yet when it comes to the pandemic. As such, G2E categorically specified some health-related requirements for attendees. This applies to everyone including:
Most notably, there is a strict G2E vaccine requirement. This mandates everyone to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination. To ensure compliance, every attendee or participant will have to complete a two-step process to gain access to the G2E vaccination verified areas.
In addition to that, all individuals are required to wear a face-covering while attending. Combined with all of the sanitization and hygiene facilities that the organizer has invested in, attendees are assured of an environment that is safe for their health.
Just like in the previous years, the Global Gaming Expo is all about uniting and energizing the gaming sector. As such, there are lots of great things that are expected of the event.
To begin with, it offers a unique opportunity for attendees to discover new technologies. Usually, the expo is one of the first places where people can explore what the future of gaming could potentially look like. With the top professionals from the gaming industry in attendance, the range of innovations on display will have an impact on how we game in the future. Some of the categories of attendees include esports, online gaming, marketing and finance companies. Lots of investors also usually grace the event.
G2E also incorporated an impressive model that allows players to find more meaning in the event. Its education program, for instance, has been skillfully curated. That means that players can easily get some actionable insights. These are not relevant to today’s gaming trends but also offer a deeper understanding of where the industry may be headed.
More importantly for the stakeholders of the gaming industry, the event offers a chance to reconvene and build new partnerships. All the events’ meetups, networking events, and interactive education sessions have over the years proven to be valuable opportunities for individuals and businesses to expand their networks and ink collaboration deals.
Samantha has a passion for all things casino, especially for the development in new slots games and technology. She has a background in psychology and loves to study strategies behind gambling in her spare time.
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