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Sleep & Eat Virtual 2020: The Future Of Hotels

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Sleep & Eat Virtual 2020: The Future Of Hotels

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Sleep & Eat, Europe’s paramount design and innovation event for the field of hospitality for 15 years, is set to make a virtual comeback from November 17-19, 2020, as the hospitality design industry will congregate to concentrate on the future of hospitality design. The said affair has always held live events in the past years. But this 2020, architects, designers, hotel owners, and other experts in both design and hospitality fields are set to virtually exchange ideas, foresee opportunities, and expand audiences.

Mark Gordon, the director of the event, said “For the industry to bounce back quickly, there is a real need for us to come together in 2020 and discuss our future.” Award-winning architecture and design firms, as well as hotel brand partners, will be coming together to design rooms for the next 15 years. Design features will be reimagined through a 3D virtual experience named “Hotel 2035,” the envisioned hotel room after 15 years.

For more details, and to see a list of speakers and designers, you can go ahead and visit their website.