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The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the sporting and events sector, with ongoing disruptions resulting in event cancellations and disruption to the scheduled sports calendar. Efforts to reschedule events are further complicated by restrictions and strict guidelines imposed by federal, state and territory governments.
We explore the current event landscape and share insights from insurance industry experts on the emerging risks looking to shape the future of the Australian events industry. We have collated an inventory of specific issues that sporting and events organisations should consider as part of the recovery planning process, including official guidance made available by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in respect to mass gatherings.
For more information pertaining to entertainment & event risk, call 1300 655 931 or email the team at entertainment.au@marsh.com
As the events industry in Australia continues to make its way through a year of disruption – bushfires, floods and now the COVID-19 pandemic – a key takeout so far is that organisers, promoters and their events need to be prepared for the unexpected.
We explore the current event landscape and share insights from insurance industry experts on the emerging risks looking to shape the future of the Australian events industry.
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For more information pertaining to entertainment & event risk, call 1300 655 931 or email the team at entertainment.au@marsh.com
Be prepared and learn why arranging even insurance in Australia is still so important. The coronavirus (COVID-19) has and continues to affect events around the world. Regardless of event size, there are a number of steps that can be implemented by event managers to ensure they’re well researched, informed and prepared for the potential impacts of coronavirus.
We understand that lugging your set of lenses, DSLRs, drone equipment, batteries and tripods around for every shoot is no mean feat. Inform yourself about the risks that come with your work and the insurance options that can cover them with our no-fuss guide to the insurance you might need and why.
We understand that lugging your set of lenses, DSLRs, drone equipment, batteries and tripods around for every shoot is no mean feat. Inform yourself about the risks that come with your work and the insurance options that can cover them with our no-fuss guide to the insurance you might need and why.
We understand that lugging your set of lenses, DSLRs, drone equipment, batteries and tripods around for every shoot is no mean feat. Inform yourself about the risks that come with your work and the insurance options that can cover them with our no-fuss guide to the insurance you might need and why.
While insurance plays an important role in both our professional and personal lives, for many it can be a confusing necessity to purchase. With its own industry lingo, lengthy policies and endless amount of providers, it’s easy to see why.
Don’t let the complexity of insurance stop you from getting the right cover for your needs. Learn about the role of an insurance broker and the benefits of working with one today.
Cinematographers and photographers do their best work when the combination of people, lights, set and props come together in the perfect location. This means that there are numerous risk factors that could affect their picture-perfect moments.
Read on below to find out what cinematographers and photographers may need to help protect themselves and the reputation of their business’.
As a sound and lighting tech, your work is pivotal to the success of any production. Whether it’s a big festival or a small theatre performance, with tailored entertainment insurance, make sure the show goes on.
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