Firstly, it is in fact possible that every individual set out to support “thy neighbor” during this time of crisis, exemplified by the #KitaJagaKita movement. The world will be a much better, more harmonious place if we keep up our share of community care

Secondly, it is glaringly true that only businesses which include agility and technology (in true Industrial Revolution 4.0 form) in their DNA will survive and thrive in this pandemic phase. It is a lesson which cannot be taken for granted moving forward.

Finally, the realisation of how much that extra care matters. Extra care for self, to remain steadfast through this long run; extra care for elders, that fine line which determines one’s survivability.

Covid-19 has sent a relentless flow across all industries and has drastically changed the way we live our life. The events industry will be one of the hardest to bounce back. Coming from an events background, our business is built around forging connections and experiences.