Amex GBT to Acquire CWT for €526 Million
CWT serves 4,000 customers and is expected to generate €785 million in revenues and €65 to €74 million of Adjusted EBITDA in 2024.
CWT serves 4,000 customers and is expected to generate €785 million in revenues and €65 to €74 million of Adjusted EBITDA in 2024.
Urban think tank Committee for Sydney’s Benchmarking Sydney 2024 report, released this week, benchmarks Sydney against nine peer cities.
The industry must continue to strive towards zero-waste goals to ensure the mark it leaves behind is on people, not landfills.
Based on his world-renowned research on the virtual water trade, digital river mapping, and human activity's inclusion in the water cycle.
The evening offers a comprehensive summary of the diverse events that graced the state, showcasing their impact and outcomes.
The sector can play a significant role in promoting global sustainability and societal wellbeing, both within itself and among the industries it serves.
By 2025, PCMA plans to connect with over 10,000 BE professionals on four continents, with a global community exceeding 35,000 people.
Opens strongly, with an almost fully booked event calendar featuring over 90 scheduled events and more than 800,000 visitors expected.
The company expands its Event Marketing and Management platform, offering enhanced solutions to help organisations.
45 per cent of associations and not-for-profits are experiencing increased difficulty securing sponsorship for their conferences and events.
Thousands of conference participants have contributed to increased knowledge and competence in the city, resulting in higher tourism revenue.
A new collaboration committed to enhancing event hosting standards and elevating seamless Business Events experiences.
Almost four in five (79 per cent) of event professionals admit that they find their job roles more stressful today than before the pandemic.
A white paper will reveal that 63% of global association buyers are either very concerned or slightly concerned about the ethical implications.
According to Arabian newspapers, Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths aims to replace Dubai International with a more extensive facility.