Event Management Stuti
Event Management Stuti
MANAGEMENT
ASSIGNMENT
By:- Stuti Srivastava
18SMCS1010017
Section B
SEM V
INTRODUCTION
There is no single universally accepted definition of event. Many authors have
discussed the definition of events and the various terms used to describe them.
Goldblatt (2005) focuses on special events as a unique moment in time,
celebrated with ceremony and ritual to satisfy specific needs.
Jago and Shaw (1998) suggest six features of special events. According to them,
special events should: . Attract tourists or tourism development ,Be of limited
duration , Be one-off or infrequent occurrence , Raise the awareness, image, or
profile of a region, Offer a social experience , Be out of the ordinary
Summarizing the definition of a special event, they note it as:- A one-time or
infrequently occurring event of limited duration that provides the consumer with
a leisure and social opportunity beyond everyday experience. Such events, which
attract or have the potential to attract tourists, are often held to raise the profile,
image or awareness of a region
MEGA
EVENTS
Classification of Events :-
TYPES OF EVENTS
Sporting Festivals
Entertainment, Arts, and Culture Families
Commercial
Marketing and Promotional Fundraising
Meeting and Exhibitions Varied Events
Let’s go through the types of event in brief
1. Sporting :- Sporting events are held in all towns‟ cities countries and
states throughout the nation. They attract international sports men and
women at the highest level. Tennis, golf baseball, football, basketball,
downhill ski racing and ear racing are just a few examples. These major
events are matched at the local level by sporting competitions for
players at all levels..
2. Entertainment, Arts, and Culture :-
Entertainment events are well known for their ability to attract large audiences. In some cases, the
concerts are extremely viable from financial point of view: in others, financial problems can quickly
escalate when ticket sales do not reach targets.
3. Commercial Marketing and Promotional:- Events Promotional events tend to have high
budgets and high profile. The aim of promotional events is generally to differentiate the product
from its competitors and to ensure that it is memorable. Most of the promotional events involve
product launches, often for computer hard ware or software, perfume, alcohol or motor cars.
The Medias are usually invited to these events and hence impact, publicity and the risk are
high. Success becomes very vital.
4. Meeting and Exhibitions:- The meetings and conventions
industry is highly competitive. Many conventions attract
thousands of people, where as some meetings in glued to
only a handful of high profile participants
5. Festivals:- All Religious festivals fall into this
category. Wine and Food Festivals, Harvest festivals are
increasingly popular, providing a particular region the
opportunity to show 15 cases its product.
6. Families :- Weddings, anniversaries, Birthday celebrations and
even Funerals all provide opportunities for families to gather. Asian
tourists are a big market for the wedding industry, with many
couples having a traditional ceremony at home. It is important for
the Event manager to keep track of these changing social trends
7. Fundraising:- Fairs which are common in most communities are
frequently run by enthusiastic local committees. The effort and the
organization required for these events are often under estimated.. A
number of legal requirements must be met by the charitable fund
raiser
8. Varied Events:- Some events defy categorization. Potatoes,
Walnuts, Flowers, roses, Dogs, cow's horses, teddy bears and duck
all provide the Focus for an event in the world. Mattupongal in
Tamil Nadu,Flower show in Ooty India, are some of the good
examples. Each and every event has a purpose, and the theme is
generally linked to the purpose.
PARTICIPATORY EVENTS
INTERNATIONAL
SPORTS EVENTS
SIGNATURE
CULTURAL EVENT