About Types of venue

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Types of Venues for an Event
By
Dr. Sandeep Kumar
(Assistant Professor)
(UIMS)

2. To understand science of event management and its
various aspects.
To be aware about the roles & responsibilities of event
coordinator as a part of a event organization.
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Course Objective

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Objective of the Topic
• To understand Basics of event management and its
various aspects.
• To be aware about the roles & responsibilities of event
coordinator as a part of a event organization.

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TYPES OF VENUES FOR CONDUCTING AN EVENT
 The venue is the site at a desired location with the required
audience capacity and available for a specific time period where the
event concept shall be carried out.
 Venues play a major role in the Event Management.
 There are two types of venues
 In-house Venue
 External Venue

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IN-HOUSE VENUE
 Any event that is executed within the premises of the company or
institution or in the private homes or properties belonging to the client is
called an In-house venue.
 In fact, the companies or individuals themselves might be organizing
the event.
 Most In-house venues do not need to be paid or even if a payment is
involved, it may be open for favourable negotiation.
 Large corporate and institution have conference rooms, halls or open
space within their companies and campuses where events can be held.
 The main advantage by building such venue is the savings in the
costs.

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EXTERNAL VENUE
 Any venue over which neither the client or the professional
event organizers have any ownership rights is called an
external venue.
 These venues are open for the general public and anyone
can rent these venues for organizing events.
 These may be a private auditorium or a convention centre.

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Course Outcome
•Students gained basic understanding of Event Management
through case studies
•Students understood conceptual Students gained basic
understanding of Event Management through case studies
•Students understood choice of venue considering client
before any event

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Topic Outcome
•Students gained basic understanding of Event Management
through case studies
•Students understood conceptual Students gained basic
understanding of Event Management through case studies
•Students understood choice of venue considering client
before any event

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References
Bowdin, Glenn; Johnny Allen, William O'Toole, Rob Harris, Ian
McDonnell. Events Management (Events Management S.)
Goldblatt, Joe Twenty-First Century Global Event Management (The
Wiley Event Management Series)
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Bruce and Anderson, Douglas (2007): News Writing and Reporting
for Today’s Media 7th edition. McGraw Hill New York U.S.A.

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