Destination of the Month

Victoria HarbourNovember 1, 2024Destination of the month: AdelaideAs a state capital it’s very compact and relaxed but as a dynamic business event destination Adelaide knows exactly where its sights are set. Angela Antrobus reportsAntwerp Grand Central Station 1September 30, 2024The little metropolisAntwerp could trade on its rich history, but this is a city looking to the future, and association conferences will have an important role to play. James Lancaster reports ...Western AustraliaSeptember 2, 2024Major wins mark Australia’s association appealA mix of new infrastructure, knowledge sector expertise, freshly published planner guides and the offer of financial assistance, continues to help Australia climb the destination desirability list for international meeting planners. Holly Patrick reports.Singapore by nightAugust 1, 2024Where talent meets tech and connectivityEllie Evans discovers that the Lion City continues to roar as it eyes even more international association business in the future…Belfast at night long exposureJuly 1, 2024Winning strategiesBelfast is showing the world it has the infrastructure and will in place to host congresses that are not only successful but sustainable. Angela Antrobus reportsFaroe Island DotMMay 31, 2024Home-grown approachThey may be newbies to the world of association meetings but the Faroe Islands are embracing this market from their own special perspective. Angela Antrobus reportsLondon cityscape aerialMay 1, 2024Wide awake in the cityAfter celebrating a bumper year of association business, London’s new developments are set to build even further on this post-pandemic success story, writes Ellie EvansLuxembourg cornicheApril 1, 2024Don’t pass the DuchyThe only Grand Duchy in the world throbs with culture and character – and offers top-level conferencing. Isn't it about time you looked at Luxembourg, asks Paul Harvey.Tartu, EstoniaMarch 1, 2024Destination with a differenceTo say Tartu punches above its weight would be an understatement. Everyone agrees there’s something special about Estonia’s second city, setting it apart from the rest. Angela Antrobus reportsCeltic ManorFebruary 1, 2024Putting ‘people, place and planet’ at the heart of conferencesWales is setting the bar high when it comes to sustainability – with a green approach that includes supporting congresses that share its ethos, writes Ellie EvansShow More
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