Conference Design Archives - Page 6 of 7

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.

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.

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.

Are You Ready to Modernize Your Event Mindset?

19th August 2021

Don Neal, Founder & CEO, 360 Live Media, makes the case for modernization in relation to conferences and annual meetings and how you should be prepared to change your mindset for success.

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.

Vienna – A Pleasure Doing Business

21st May 2021

The world’s most livable city, Vienna offers lots of unique advantages to meeting planners, starting with a welcoming, multicultural ambience in the heart of Europe that unlocks new synergies.

Reinvention at the Cape Town International Convention Centre

11th May 2021

When it comes to conference centres these days reinvention is the key word, and the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) is no exception. Boardroom talked to Robert Hatton-Jones, General Manager: Commercial and Business Development, about the venue as an ideal film location… and more.

Brisbane’s Home-Grown Drones Congress Successfully Goes Hybrid

3rd May 2021

The largest drone congress in the Asia-Pacific region, WoDaRC, adapted to a combined virtual and face- to-face event, bringing together global leaders in the drone and robotic space, live from the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Virtual Innovations in Vienna

26th April 2021

The European Congress of Radiology (ECR), one of Europe’s largest congress events and the second biggest medical imaging meeting worldwide, is held annually in Vienna. The 2021 virtual only event (3-7 March), was elevated to a multifaceted conference.

Make Your Virtual Meetings More Accessible

22nd April 2021

Watch a very special Boardroom MiniCourse, sponsored by Destination DC.

The New Default

19th April 2021

Will the hybrid model become the new go-to in the business events industry post-pandemic? Successful events in Seoul are proving the potential of digitalization.

Looking Back & Ahead with the CTICC

25th March 2021

Running convention centres means creating unique experiences. To do so successfully, a culture of learning and exploration is a must have, as well as a commitment to agility and sustainability. This is precisely what Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) showcased over the last few months.

ICC Sydney Unveils The Virus Challenges

11th March 2021

ICC Sydney CEO, Geoff Donaghy, talks to Boardroom about the challenges, the opportunities and the future of the Centre.

An OASIS For Business Events

11th March 2021

No stranger to innovation, the Palais des congrès de Montréal manages to stay one step ahead of the game with imaginative projects such as the newly acquired OASIS immersion.

Your Health as a Priority

10th March 2021

Living up to the reputation of a city that offers top expertise and services for international business, Geneva has managed to stand high in everyone’s preference as a destination exactly because it can offer what our sector needs at the moment, safe personal contact.

Experience The Future Conference

4th March 2021

Is the world, and our industry in particular, looking in the right direction for these promising changes that everyone is talking about? Have conference destinations decrypted what delegates will be craving for once we are let out of our cages, what it takes to make travelling around the globe worthwhile again?