The NZICC Will Open on 11 February 2026
The upcoming opening of the New Zealand International Convention Centre will mark a major milestone for Auckland and New Zealand.
The upcoming opening of the New Zealand International Convention Centre will mark a major milestone for Auckland and New Zealand.
This global recognition highlights Impact Arena’s excellence in human resource innovation and its sustainable MICE development.
EWB will host the opening ceremony indoors, a first in the Games’ history, alongside 13 of the scheduled sports competitions.
In the coming years, Käpylä sports park is set to evolve into an even more versatile hub for sports and events, and multipurpose use.
Since 2019, the two convention bureaux continue to work side by side on joint sales, shared research and coordinated client introductions.
Renewing its energy efficiency agreement for 2026–2035 continues its long-term sustainability efforts and concrete actions for the environment.
Two new hotels with 1,000 rooms in the first phase (5,000 long-term), reinforcing Muang Thong Thani as a leading international MICE hub.
Organised by ISBT and the Japan Society of Transfusion Medicine and Cell Therapy, this marks the event’s return to Japan after 19 years.
Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) continues to reinforce Dubai’s position as a premier global destination for events and business tourism.
Sights set on the future with new direction to further fortify Stockholmsmässan as the Nordic region’s leading exhibition and congress centre.
An educational initiative designed to introduce young adults to the dynamic industry and inspire them to explore it as a promising career path.
She brings strong expertise in international business, customer experience development, and strategic leadership to the Finnish Fair.
Brings together destination leaders, urban innovators, and tourism professionals to rethink what success looks like for the visitor economy.
The City of London Corporation appoints a respected arts leader to steer the Barbican Centre through a transformative renewal period.
Dubai continues to set new records in international visitation, with a 6 per cent year-over-year increase during the first half of 2025.