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IAAPA Europe


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Convious C


onvious is taking guests on a voyage of discovery at IAAPA Expo Europe to explore the ‘Hidden Worlds’ of the experience economy solar system, including Planet Revenue, Planet Visitor Experience and


Planet Operations on Booth B-2006. The attraction management platform innovator is hosting a series of free


daily talks, taking place at 3pm on Tuesday and Wednesday and 11am on Thursday. These will share insights into how intelligent AI features can streamline the digital journey for guests and operators, increasing revenue, enhancing the visitor experience and reducing manual operations.


The Park Playground


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ocation-based entertainment (LBE) VR experience specialist, The Park Playground, is


showcasing its VR experiences, including Mission Planet X, Mask of the Pharaoh and the award-winning Don’t Scream, and hosting demos throughout the show for visitors to try out its immersive experiences using the latest VR technology from HTC VIVE in a free-roam environment. In addition, The Park Playground is introducing its brand-new turnkey


solution, The Park VR System. The system allows any leisure location to quickly and easily integrate The Park’s fully mobile, free-roam VR experiences. With a fast roll-out period, the system allows entertainment centres to boost their entertainment portfolio, and see a significantly increased footfall and return rate in as little as two months.


Find Convious at Booth B-2006 Find The Park Playground at Booth 2320.


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SEPTEMBER 2023 IAAPA EUROPE EDITION


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