Conference Design Archives - Page 4 of 7

Growing with the Washington International Association Forum (WIAF)

26th October 2022

After successful editions in other association hubs, including Brussels and Geneva, the ASSOCIATIONWORLD foundation launched its first very US-based initiative in Washington last week.

Future, Engagement & Planning at PCMA Convening EMEA

11th October 2022

Cecile Koch reports on PCMA Convening EMA which took place in Vienna late September, attracting more than 400 delegates from 42 countries.

Strasbourg Elevates Business Events With New Exhibition Centre

16th September 2022

The city’s new Strasbourg Exhibition Centre aims at magnifying the attraction of events to the city in a responsible way.

Meet at the European Convention Center Luxembourg in the Heart of Europe

9th September 2022

In Luxembourg, the only Grand Duchy in the world, the ECCL, the country’s’ main congress centre, accommodates association events of all types and sizes, in the heart of Europe.

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Opportunities for & Challenges of Hungary’s Conference Sector

9th September 2022

Hungary has known quite a degree of success in hosting congresses in the past decades, with world-class facilities enticing many associations to choose the country as a conference destination. But its success has created challenges and now it may need to expand its conference industry by adding more capacity to meet demand.

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A Tough Spirit For A Resilient Transformation

31st August 2022

The virtue of resilience is a lesson the world learned the hard way during the pandemic, but Rotterdam in the Netherlands was no stranger to it. The city that has been rebuilt almost from scratch, knows a little something about hardiness and adaptability and has now set course to fortifying its future.

Innovation & Sustainability at the Heart of BCEC’s New Menus

19th August 2022

With the return of face-to-face events, the time was right to celebrate the abundance, vibrancy and diversity of Queensland’s fresh produce. Understandably, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) has launched its 2022 Menu Planner, which addresses the current issues of food security, sustainability and climate change.

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The French Cities Pioneering the Healthcare Sector

27th June 2022

As the number 1 tourist destination in the world, France often tops the list of conference destinations (it’s ranked third in the most recent ICCA ratings). But throughout the country, various sectors are stepping up and putting France on the map for other reasons, such as healthcare. In fact, the country is the third-largest in Europe in terms of the ICT and pharmaceutical sectors.

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Best Event Practices in Budapest

23rd June 2022

Choosing a destination for your next in-person meeting requires a new set of criteria. The safety and wellbeing of your attendees is the utmost priority nowadays of course, but how do you ensure a destination has top-tier creative meeting solutions? How can you tell the city you choose align with the mission and vision of your organization? In that regard, Budapest, in Hungary, has a few assets up its sleeves.

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Three Questions to Sarawak’s Minister Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah

16th June 2022

Sarawak’s Minister of Tourism, Creative Industries and Performing Arts, the Honorable Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah, sat with Boardroom to discuss the region’s recovery strategy and their latest developments in highlighting legacy creation and sustainability through business events.

An InView of a Refreshed ICC Sydney

13th June 2022

Sydney has new stories to tell. With so many developments, this was the right time for the second edition of Sydney InView magazine, produced by ICC Sydney.

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6 Questions to Tourism Australia’s Robin Mack

13th June 2022

The General Manager of Tourism Australia, Robin Mack, shares his thoughts on legacy creation and sustainability, Australia’s recovery plans and his takeaways from the pandemic challenge.

Connecting the Dots towards a Diverse Events Destination

8th June 2022

Panama is worth more than just a casual visit, as it combines biodiversity, ease of accessibility, meetings infrastructure and know-how and tangible support for association events.

Back on the Map

7th June 2022

Strengthening its position as a distinctive and competitive destination for the business events industry, Azerbaijan has come back in full swing.

Canada: Back in Business

27th May 2022

As the world eases into the “new normal”, destinations are ensuring that travelers can meet seamlessly and safely in person again. Canada, for instance, has recently changed border restrictions for fully vaccinated visitors and lifted pre-entry testing.

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New Zealand’s Centres of Attention

26th May 2022

With its borders now reopened, New Zealand is unveiling what it has been building while international conferences were paused: three new-generation, city-centre convention centres.

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