business tourism

Türkiye officially launched “MeetingInTurkiye,” a new digital gateway under the MeetTurkiye brand, designed to streamline access to the country’s premier offerings in the meetings market.

Dubai’s rise as a global hub for business events is powered by strategic initiatives like the Al Safeer Congress Ambassador Programme and a vibrant association ecosystem, writes HE Dr. Hussain Alrand.

When it opens its doors in summer 2026, the Estrel Tower will not only redefine Berlin’s skyline—it will also mark a turning point in how large-scale urban developments address sustainability, design, and the evolving demands of the meetings industry.

With its unique blend of historical depth, coastal energy, and forward-looking infrastructure, cities like Tainan and Kaohsiung are redefining what regional business events destinations can offer.

The Estrel Tower, set to become Berlin’s first skyscraper and a landmark for the city’s business and events sector, recently celebrated the completion of the tower’s shell and roof truss.

Dubai will host the 19th World Congress of Neurosurgery from 1 to 4 December 2025, marking the event’s first-ever edition in the Middle East.

Taiwan keeps on making significant strides to establish itself as a leading meeting destination. Case in point with Taoyuan, an emerging strategic hub for international business events.

Exhibition World Bahrain (EWB) is set to strengthen its reputation as a premier venue for high-profile events from October 2024 through early 2025.

As the capital of the Burgundy region, Dijon is not only steeped in history but also stands as a dynamic economic centre, making it an increasingly popular choice for hosting conferences.

During AIME in Melbourne, Boardroom received an update on why Australia has reaffirmed its position as a leading destination for conferences.

At the heart of Bangkok lies the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), a majestic venue that has become the crown jewel of event hosting in Southeast Asia.