The City of Stockholm Retains Ownership of Stockholmsmässan
Unable to find a buyer who meets the city’s requirements, they will instead continue to develop Stockholmsmässan under its own management.
Unable to find a buyer who meets the city’s requirements, they will instead continue to develop Stockholmsmässan under its own management.
The name will be changed in honour of the city’s longest-serving mayor. An event to officially mark the name change will be held on Saturday, July 12.
International Convention Centre Sydney has announced the promotion of Marc Singerling to the role of Director of Event Delivery.
The event will bring together over 1,000 individuals from the international design community as well as thought leaders of global importance.
Revenue rose close to record levels, many events broke their previous visitor records, and new investment initiatives were launched.
A packed programme in 2024 has seen the venue deliver a sizeable boost to the local economy, and support for the wider community.
After around a year of construction work, Level –2 is barely recognisable. The most striking innovations are the expansive LED displays.
The new arena stands ready to connect Hong Kong to the rest of the world, helping to make the “Oriental Pearl” shine even brighter.
A cornerstone event for the organic food industry is set to return to Malmömässan, Sweden in 2025, under the management of Easyfairs Nordic.
The new GM, convention industry specialist Alan Pryor, brings over 40 years of experience in international convention and hotel management.
The World’s Leading New Exhibition and Convention Centre 2023, announces its latest milestone of acquiring another two certifications.
Expansion highlights the Centre’s commitment to tripling the economic contribution of the MICE sector to €13.3 billion annually by 2033.
The investment will result in a seating capacity of up to 6,500–7,500, when combining hall 6 and 7 and the Centre’s 2,500 detachable chairs.
The most extensive LED setup in a conference room in Finland, the new wall spans 23 metres in width and covers an area of over 100 m².
Opening in early 2026 at scenic St. George’s Bay, the hotel will feature 370 rooms, with 110 suites offering balcony views of the Maltese seaside.