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Opinion
September 9, 2026
Should events and tourism really be under one roof?
Three different organisations, three different purposes
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October 10, 2018
Meetings: the one billion euro question
Can the knowledge imparted at a congress really be worth €1bn?
October 4, 2018
Irony of ICC Birmingham lost on conference Brexiters
Those still following The Brexit, with its protracted cliff-hangers and tortured subplots, were left none the wiser following the Conservative Party’s annual conference in Birmingham this week.
September 28, 2018
Why online communities are not an open and shut case
The emergence of online communities was meant to be a ‘game-changer’ for associations, making redundant old assumptions about exclusivity, information sharing, and the value of membership.
September 17, 2018
Mutschlechner: retirement would be industrys loss
The departure of Christian Mutschlechner from Vienna Convention Bureau in February next year may, or may not, signal his departure from the wider international meetings industry.
September 11, 2018
Disposable coffee cups Just set your alarm clock
Once upon a time, Coffee houses were places of earnest public discourse, where religious, intellectual, and political ideas were frequently debated over a pot of the pungent black stuff. Good places in which to close a business deal, too, or sketch the opening of a play. Less rowdy than inns and...
August 28, 2018
Clear thinking: air pollution and the meetings industry
It was a few years ago now, but I can still remember the elderly couple sitting across the aisle from me on the shuttle bus to Stavanger and the look of happy astonishment on their faces.
August 15, 2018
Oh Vienna! Austrias liveable capital
To name somewhere the most ‘liveable’ city in the world has always struck me as rather presumptuous, failing, as it does, to take into account personal taste and the priorities of the individual.
August 1, 2018
Why access is worth shouting about
Striking artwork, natural light, excellent F&B – all of these things can help turn an average convention centre into something more memorable. When venues are irredeemably bad, it’s usually because of the kind of dodgy planning that would flummox a champion homing pigeon.
August 1, 2018
Back to basics
It can’t be easy. Organising a conference that manages to retain, over several days, a special relevance for thousands of delegates while having that ineffable ‘wow’ factor. No wonder ‘event manager’ always features near the top of those ‘Most Stressful Jobs in the World’ lists.
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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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