The main lobby serves as the entry point for attendees and it provides a central location where attendees can navigate to different areas of the virtual environment, such as conference rooms, exhibition halls, or networking lounges. It serves as a visually appealing space that captures attendees' attention and encourages them to explore the virtual environment further while being the focal point to move around efficiently. 

It can be designed and personalised with interactive elements such as videos, images, navigational hotspots, or animations that showcase the event's purpose and engage attendees.

As the cherry on the top, it is possible to add your company's brand essence into the environment, both in terms of color palette as well as adding, removing, or modifying objects in the scene, for instance, the carpets, plants, sunlight outside, diversity of people, and so on. 

The welcome desk, or reception, offers orientation, technical support, registration and check-in, and information and assistance to ensure attendees have a positive experience at the event.

It is typically staffed by event organisers or virtual assistants who can provide attendees with assistance and support. The main functions of a virtual welcome desk are greeting and orientation, technical support, registration and check-ins, and information and assistance. 

The staff at the virtual welcome desk may welcome attendees, provide a brief overview of the event, and direct them to the main lobby or assist attendees in finding the right session, speaker, or exhibitor.

The main stage is the central presentation hub, which serves as the primary platform for hosting keynote speeches, presentations, and other featured content.

It is the room for keynote speeches and presentations that are delivered by prominent speakers, industry experts, or event organisers. It may also host featured content such as panel discussions, fireside chats, or Q&A sessions with industry leaders.

It helps to create a sense of community and engagement among attendees and provides them with valuable insights and perspectives on industry trends and best practices, and other relevant topics.

Overall, the exhibition hall provides exhibitors with a platform to showcase their offerings, interact and educate with attendees, and potentially generate leads.

Attendees can learn about new products and solutions, engage in discussions with exhibitors, and network with other attendees. The virtual exhibition hall helps to create a vibrant and engaging environment.

Exhibitors can create virtual booths or stands that feature product demos, brochures, videos, and other marketing collateral. These booths can be customised to reflect the exhibitor's branding and messaging.

The breakout lobby serves as a platform for smaller, more focused discussions and interactions. It allows event organisers to customise content and topics to better meet attendees' needs and interests, while also encouraging engagement and participation in a collaborative and supportive environment.

It typically provides a collection of virtual rooms or breakout sessions (typically 3-5) where attendees can participate in smaller, more focused discussions on specific topics.

The breakout lobby allows event organisers to create breakout sessions on specific topics or themes, such as product demos, case studies, or interactive workshops.