Adult Awards Database Unveils Interactive Awards Map

CYBERSPACE — If, perchance, you've been looking for a comprehensive list of adult award shows then look no further — the Adult Industry Awards Database (AIWARDS) has rolled out an interactive map, revealing the location and venue for every show over the past four decades. 

The new addition on the company's website features standard scrolling and navigation abilities, but the real highlight is the filtering engine, which allows users to select events by a year range, organization, venue name or tag.

Additionally, the map includes information for upcoming shows, making it a crucial tool for industry memebers and fans alike. 

"For editors, writers and historians, this map offers easy-to-use interface for navigating through past events and technical information which might be useful in writing articles and reports," said Alex, founder of AIWARDS. "For the fans, this map helps find upcoming shows and links to Google maps to easily obtaining exact directions."

AIWARDS reports that it has fully identified accurate street address for 116 out of 124 award ceremonies and is actively investigating the remaining eight. 

Additionally, AIWARDS is offering promotion opportunities linked with the new feature in which advertisers can highlight an event on the map, which could potentially attract additional visitors to their exhibitions and presentations. For pricing details, click here. 

For more information and the latest news on award shows, nominees and winners, visit AIWARDS.com and follow them on Twitter. 

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