Destination of the Month

Rwanda mountainous landscapeNovember 2, 2026Destination of the Month - RwandaA new wave of high-end hotel openings is offering event planners more luxe options in Rwanda, without compromising on sustainability. By Ellie EvansRead More
Toronto LGBTQOctober 1, 2026TorontoThis multicultural hub has gained a reputation as a welcoming location for innovative international eventsZurich viewSeptember 1, 2026Switzerland‘Sports capital’ may not immediately spring to mind when you think of this scenic little country. But Angela Antrobus discovers Switzerland’s a winner whether hosting sporting or business eventsVienna rooftops at duskAugust 1, 2026Oh, ViennaEmma Eversaham explores why the Austrian capital is back on top for international association eventsA Tram in MallorcaJuly 1, 2026Beaches and brainsHow Mallorca is carving out a niche for itself as the island where it’s okay to mix business and pleasure. James Lancaster reports ….Edinburgh skyline at dusk3June 1, 2026Old city, new energyPaul Harvey explores how the Scottish capital inspires delegates, supports large-scale events and offers planners endless opportunities to create memorable, high-impact gatherings.Sabah BorneoMay 1, 2026Natural advantage: Sabah ramps up convention offeringWith a box-fresh conference centre and a government-backed convention bureau, Sabah wants the world to know it’s open for business.Bridge in MumbaiApril 1, 2026On the brinkMumbai’s emergence on the international convention arena seems long overdue. Angela Antrobus looks at the factors triggering its rise as a world-class business-events destinationGeorge Town PenangMarch 1, 2026Land of spiceSally Trelford discovers why Penang is attracting business events in ever growing numbersA tram in GothenburgFebruary 1, 2026The evolving cityJames Lancaster visits Gothenburg and discovers a city geared up for meetings …A forward-thinking Nordic hubJanuary 1, 2026A forward-thinking Nordic hubHome to the northernmost Gothic cathedral in the world — the thousand-year-old Nidaros Cathedral that acts as Norway’s historic coronation site — Trondheim is a compact waterfront city that blends its deep heritage with cutting-edge research and sustainability leadership.Show More
Sponsored
Sponsored Content
How Glasgow Convention Bureau supported the International Myeloma Society to deliver lasting impact
Podcast
AI - Memorable for the worst possible reason
Leadership
Edinburgh seeks a chair to lead its new era for business events
Planning and design
Lessons from a sold-out menopause congress
Destinations
Antwerp welcomes global marine industry leaders for IMCA Global Summit 2026
More

Latest Magazine

Beaches and brains
Beaches and brains
Mallorca has carved a niche for itself as the island where it’s okay to mix business and pleasure.
Read More