With another remarkable Eventex Awards edition drawing to a close, the time has come to unveil this year’s finalists who have captured the hearts and minds of our jury members and the events industry community with their outstanding creativity. This edition has seen jaw-dropping entry numbers as well as an expanded global reach for the awards.
Notable stats & facts
The 14th edition of Eventex Awards received a massive 1207 entries, up from the previous year’s record of 761, reaching a 4-digit submission number for the first time in the awards’ history. We also saw:
Еntries from 62 countries and 6 continents, including 12 new countries for Eventex Awards — Armenia, Aruba, Azerbaijan, Chile, Colombia, Curaçao, DRC, Indonesia, Maldives, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and Uzbekistan.
A total of 540 finalists from 47 countries worldwide, with the US, Qatar, and Poland leading the pack with the most finalists — 65, 56, and 45, respectively.
Some brands represented in this edition include Disney, Volvo, Red Bull, L'Oreal, Corona, The Weeknd, FIFA, the Financial Times, Bloomberg, Cisco, Newcastle United, Lufthansa, Maybelline, KIA, Nike, and Formula 1.
Work hard, party hard
This edition has seen the most entries overall in the Corporate event category (33 entries), followed by Celebration events (28), underscoring the continued revival of in-person events. By track, we have seen the following category demand:
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Written by:
Tsveta van Son
Copywriting specialist
An experienced copywriter, editor, and translator, Tsveta writes for Eventex where she covers everything from experience marketing trends to the stories behind the event industry's top award-winning campaigns. With a background in journalism and a soft spot for Icelandic grammar, she believes the best content is precise, useful, and never boring.