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Some Advice from Taiwan

22nd April 2020

Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, meetings planners are facing increasing challenges in terms of how to […]

Green Living in Lyon

31st March 2020

Lyon is a pioneer in terms of sustainable practices—especially when it comes to meetings.

The Importance of Partnerships after the Crisis

24th March 2020

Seoul Convention Bureau (SCB) has rolled out new PLUS SEOUL program to encourage the boost of MICE industry in Seoul.

COVID-19 Coronavirus Event Planning Guide by WHO

28th February 2020

The World Health Organization recently released a nine-page document regarding the impact of the coronavirus on meetings.

A Wealth of Innovation
& Knowledge for Associations

24th January 2020

In England these days, the selling factor is its cutting-edge design and innovation.

The Social Impact of Events Under A Microscope

23rd January 2020

The Palais des congrès de Montréal joins forces with #MEET4IMPACT.

Research surrounding HIV and AIDS is continually evolving, and with events like the 17th European AIDS Conference, which took place at Congress Centre Basel, attendees had the chance to learn more about the latest scientific developments related to the disease.

International Associations Gather for the European Association Summit

23rd October 2019

The European Association Summit will take place on 10 and 11 March 2020 at SQUARE – Brussels Convention Centre.

Putting Expertise to Work

4th September 2019

The areas of expertise of Holland’s thought-leaders may be widely different - from science to healthcare and education - but they all have a common goal: to share and exchange knowledge for the greater good. Boardroom Magazine meets four influential figures instrumental in winning bids for their cities.

An Industrial Revolution in Nantes

3rd September 2019

The International Association of Science Parks and Areas of Innovation (IASP) define the 4th Industrial Revolution as the convergence of digital technologies, biotechnologies and the physics of the infinitely small. And this is precisely what they will talk about at La Cité Nantes Congress Centre.

Medical Success in the South of France

31st August 2019

A key player in life sciences, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region has been attracting the attention of European and international associations with its dynamic medical ecosystem that promotes opportunities in a variety of different ways.

Smart & Appetizing Lyon

26th August 2019

Situated at the confluence of the Rhone and Saone rivers, Lyon is a key location for biotechnology companies and headquarters to a variety of international organisations. It was recently awarded the coveted title of ‘European Capital of Smart Tourism’.

A Breath of Fresh Air in La Baule

22nd August 2019

La Baule, located in the south of Brittany, is known more for its beautiful bays and beaches than its conference facilities. Yet, it’s precisely this prime position—sandwiched between land and sea in the middle of a vast protected pine forest—that’s drawing organisers to the French destination.

Holland Blooms with Expertise

7th June 2019

Holland may be a compact in size as a conference destination, but it packs a punch when it comes to its knowledge infrastructure and congress capabilities. Its four largest cities Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht each possess their own pockets of expertise and innovation.

‘We identify as an inclusive destination’

30th May 2019

Boardroom met Elliott L. Ferguson II, president and CEO of Destination DC, the official destination marketing organization for Washington, at IMEX a few days ago, and talked connected capital, inclusion and positive impacts.

The Changing Face of Angers

20th May 2019

In early May, Boardroom was invited to attend the inauguration of the completely reconstructed Angers Convention Centre. An opportunity for Boardroom editor Lane Nieset to discover the western gateway to the Loire Valley.