Monday, January 3rd 2022
CES 2022 Event Closing One Day Earlier on January 7
The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) today announced that CES will be closing one day early and the in-person event will take place in Las Vegas on January 5-7, 2022. The show will close at 6 PM on January 7. The step was taken as an additional safety measure to the current health protocols that have been put in place for CES.
Well over 2200 exhibitors committed to participate at CES 2022 in person in Las Vegas. While some 200 canceled their physical participation, in the last two weeks 143 additional companies have signed up to exhibit in-person. Construction of exhibitors' show floor space is well underway and soon you will be able to see and experience the latest tech innovations.Those that are unable to travel to Las Vegas for CES 2022 have the flexibility to join digitally and will have the opportunity to experience the magic of Las Vegas. Digital registration will grant access to more than 40 livestreamed conference sessions, keynotes, and the ability to engage with exhibitors at CES.
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Well over 2200 exhibitors committed to participate at CES 2022 in person in Las Vegas. While some 200 canceled their physical participation, in the last two weeks 143 additional companies have signed up to exhibit in-person. Construction of exhibitors' show floor space is well underway and soon you will be able to see and experience the latest tech innovations.Those that are unable to travel to Las Vegas for CES 2022 have the flexibility to join digitally and will have the opportunity to experience the magic of Las Vegas. Digital registration will grant access to more than 40 livestreamed conference sessions, keynotes, and the ability to engage with exhibitors at CES.
17 Comments on CES 2022 Event Closing One Day Earlier on January 7
It is my personal opinion that the current pandemic situation is actually a good thing. Companies learn they don't need to spend money on physical offices, most meetings can, in fact, just be emails, and people who work in comfortable conditions are more productive. Trade shows are just a huge waste of time and energy - people who are interested in the market already know what;'s going on, and people who aren't, well, don't care either way.
Yes, and some of us actually LIKE knowing whats coming out. Am I even on a tech site anymore?
Which one is it?