We’ll be bringing you our report of the top insights and trends that emerged soon – but for now, here are 16 things we learned about presence, experience, and cultivating community IRL.
Meet your chosen pioneers in the Art, Science, Business, Tech & Impact of Experience.
If you’re looking for guidance on how to start proactively designing for inclusion in your experiences, Sargood on Collaroy is the world’s first resort purpose-built for people with spinal cord injury (SCI).
When it comes to making people feel immersed and fully present in the moment, fear is one of the most visceral and powerful tools we have. But for The Static Sea – a horror mystery experience set on an island off the British coast – not only were its creators trying to scare the participants, they also had to feel the fear and do it anyway in order to pull off their ambitions.
Our latest round-up includes a pop-up diver bar in London, a volcanic audio experience in Paris, and immersive dining in the Indian wilderness
Kick, bounce, swing. Roll, throw, twist. Win, lose, and draw… it’s no longer enough just to go out to eat and drink with friends. Like so much of modern life, socializing has been gamified.Â
Expert Opinion
The Experience Economy’s original pioneer, Joe Pine, shares a sneak preview of the follow up to his seminal, best-selling The Experience Economy: The Transformations Book.
We’ve noticed the same questions cropping up from our community. For those working on b2b experiences, the focus is on how to prove return on experience (ROX). And for those working on b2c experiences, it’s about having the impact you want – while staying sustainable and open for the long run.
A review of Boomtown Festival 2024, A hugely ambitious and immersive more-than-a-festival of music, creativity, theatre and imagination, run by a team of pioneers and co-created with a much bigger network of creators.
Weird, uncomfortable, and thought-provoking stuff in the immersive pioneers' latest audio interactive experience.
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