Conference Design

A New Convention Centre for Bruges

10th May 2022
If it needs no introduction as a tourist destination, Bruges might be lesser known as a business events destination. With the recent opening of the Bruges Meeting and Convention Centre, this is likely to change in the near future.
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When Stars Align

6th May 2022
For Business Events Sarawak (BESarawak), merely adapting is not enough; the primary goal is to support the hosting of conferences that will have a positive lasting impact on communities. This is fully backed up by governments, at local and national level.
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Lessons Learned from Sendai’s Hybrid 17th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering

19th January 2022
Overcoming many challenges, the 17th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering (17WCEE) was at last held on September 27, 2021 at Sendai International Center, a year after it was initially scheduled for. It ended successfully on October 2, with an extended online conference period from September 20 to December 24, leaving conference organizers with positive lessons for future events.
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Learn From the Old, Advance With the New

10th December 2021
More than before, convention centres are required to accommodate their clients’ needs of safety, quality, and flexibility. What better example of this than the new CCH – Congress Center Hamburg, which is already open and ready to showcase how it hosts its successful events.
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A Complete, Holistic Meeting Experience

7th December 2021
With an impressive mountain scenery including the world-famous Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau triumvirate as a backdrop, the Interlaken region has got quite a few assets up its sleeves Here – indeed – you can experience the whole of Switzerland in one place.
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To Hybrid or Not To Hybrid: That Is The Question

26th November 2021
If there is anything these unexpectedly challenging times have shown us is that, in our industry, we always have choices. Government restrictions in face-to-face events led to digital ones; but soon the need to meet in person again despite the difficulties led to the elaborate world of hybrid events. ESAE tried to shed light on the matter using – what else? – a hybrid event.
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Never at a Standstill

28th October 2021
Brussels is leading the way among major cities that create long-term value for its residents and visitors – proving it’s a destination of choice for European and international associations.
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Resilience in the European Capital

14th September 2021
As it’s emerging from lockdowns – just like pretty much all its destination peers – and preparing to be the 2030 European Capital Culture, Brussels is on the road to recovery, and association meetings are part of it.
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Life Sciences – When an Intellectual Asset Equals Economic Growth

31st August 2021
As Canada’s emerging life sciences industries continue to grow and make an impact both nationally and abroad, associations meeting in the country’s innovation hubs have a chance to connect with the brain trust itself, collaborating with thought leaders and witnessing first-hand how Canada’s home-grown solutions are addressing the world’s greatest health concerns.
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Hybrid Strength

23rd August 2021
By combining digital tools and innovative campaign strategies, Seoul is keeping associations engaged no matter where they’re located on the globe.
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Learn Online to Get Physical

12th July 2021
ESAE member Sharon Ashton, Events Director, EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe, shares the tips she learned from online events that associations can apply to in-person events.
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