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Antwerp’s blend of history, innovation, and inclusivity makes it a standout destination for European and international conferences.

The German capital presents a compelling proposition: a hub of innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity, where people come together not only to meet but to connect on a deeper level.

With a new mobility plan, renewed buildings and districts, and openings of restored venues, Brussels is not only shifting economy but its own landscape.

Zurich has solidified its position as a global leader in sustainable tourism by earning the EarthCheck certification, an internationally recognised standard for sustainable destinations.

While its historical charm and modern infrastructure have long been a draw for event organisers, Vienna’s recent developments in hospitality and mobility make it an even more appealing choice.

The city of Nice will inaugurate its new Convention Centre at the Port of Nice during the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference in June 2025.

As a dynamic hub for scientists, researchers, policymakers, business leaders, and entrepreneurs, Wellington fosters a collaborative and connected environment that advocates for progress and change.

Bern - THE cyber capital. This is the declared aim of the organisers of the Swiss Cyber Security Days 2023, who were supported by the Bern Convention Bureau.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has greenlit an expansion plan for the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC) at Expo City Dubai.

Brisbane’s robust economic and sustainability credentials and proximity to bucket list Australian experiences make it an enticing choice for planners.

The significant milestone of winning the bid to host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games in July 2021 marks a turning point in Brisbane's journey.