AUCKLAND, Today: Last night’s New Zealand Events Association’s (NZEA) annual Event Awards were celebrated at a gala dinner in Ōtautahi/Christchurch.
Further to this, Rugby World Cup 2021 won Best Major or Mega Event 2023 and Best Sports Event 2023.
“The festival is one of only a handful in New Zealand that were able to present during the Covid pandemic years of 2020 and 2021 and was particularly successful in changing its marketing strategy to attract local attendees to replace those unable to attend due to travel restrictions and health concerns.
2023 WINNERS
Best Established Event Professional
Helene Nicholson, Nduro Events
Outstanding Contribution to Business Events
Brent Spillane, XPO Exhibitions
Best Arts or Cultural Event
World Buskers Festival, Strut & Fret NZ
Best Business Event
One New Zealand Launch, Uno Loco
Best Community or Not-for-Profit Event (under 3000)
South Island Masters Games, Carter Consultants
Best Community or Not-for-Profit Event (over 3000)
The Silent Night, Wellington Regional Stadium Trust
Best Lifestyle Event
Flavours of Plenty Festival 2023, Tourism Bay of Plenty
Best Local Government Event
Hilma af Klint: The Secret Paintings, City Gallery Wellington, part of Experience Wellington and Flavours of Plenty Festival, Tourism Bay of Plenty
Best Major or Mega Event
Rugby World Cup 2021
Best Music Event
Ed Sheeran at Eden Park, The Eden Park Trust
Best Sports Event 2023
Rugby World Cup 2021, New Zealand Rugby
Best Venue
Northland Events Centre (Semenoff Stadium)
Best Supplier
PPG Events for PPG Cruise 2022-23
Best Event Innovation
Jim Beam Homegrown, Homegrown Events Limited
Best Event Marketing and Creative
ON SHOW Spring Campaign, ChristchurchNZ
Outstanding Contribution to the Industry
Shane Harmon
New Zealand’s Favourite Event
Leandri Smith
- Details here: nzea.co/awards
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