According to this contributor, many insurers that handle large public events simply aren't writing new policies yet. (Tomas Simkus/Shutterstock.com) According to this contributor, many insurers that handle large public events simply aren't writing new policies yet. (Tomas Simkus/Shutterstock.com)

Special events came to a grinding stop in 2020. Now, even with vaccines getting injected every day, and a few outdoor concerts and festivals popping up across the country, it is likely going to be months, if not the better part of a year, before the special events industry is back to some semblance of normal.

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