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The Radio and Television Tower in Vilnius will be home to :LitAISeptember 29, 2026International conferences key part of Vilnius’ AI strategy Vilnius is stepping up efforts to attract major international AI and machine-learning conferences as it seeks to strengthen its position as a hub for AI research and development.  Read More
Nobel laureate Prof Barry MarshallFebruary 22, 2023Nobel laureate Marshall makes case for physical meetingsA Nobel laureate will chair the organising committee of a scientific meeting in PerthProf Paul DimitriFebruary 16, 2023‘World-first’ childcare centre could bring more conferences to SheffieldA 'world first' childcare centre could help bring more conferences to Sheffield, UKCityscape of MelbourneFebruary 16, 2023'Purposeful' planners will meet in Melbourne for BestCitiesMelbourne to host BestCities Global Forum in January 2024Reforest carbon offsetFebruary 15, 2023Sustainable meetings made easier in Cairns, AustraliaA series of sustainable initiatives has been launched to streamline the process of creating environmentally friendly events in Cairns in Queensland, Australia.Robotic factoryJanuary 25, 2023Dancing robots prompt IEEE to choose ViennaAIM Group and Vienna Convention Bureau got creative to land a major robotics conferenceVancouver Convention CentreJanuary 13, 2023Legacy: making the case for international meetingsLegacy: making the case for international meetingsInternational Liver CongressJanuary 5, 2023"We want to disseminate knowledge beyond the event space"Chronic liver disease kills around 300,000 people in Europe every year...Oceania 2035 A growing agri food tech legacyDecember 23, 2022Oceania 2035: A growing agri-food-tech legacyOceania 2035: A growing agri-food-tech legacyhand holding sparklerDecember 16, 2022End of Year Review - 2022: another turbulent year for meeting plannersAMI editor James Lancaster casts his eye over another turbulent year for meeting professionals…Woman wearing VR headsetDecember 12, 2022Social activism wellness and VR to drive meeting trends in 2023 says CventSocial activism, wellness and virtual reality are among the seven trends that are set to shape the sector in 2023, according to Cvent.Show More
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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.
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